What is a company card

Each company card brings together critical information about a mining company — from exchange listings and stock data to asset portfolios and financial reports — giving you a comprehensive snapshot of its market performance and operations.

Company cards are especially useful for understanding a company’s position within the industry, the assets it controls, and how it performs financially and strategically.

How to access a company card

You can open a company card in two ways:

1. From the search bar
Type the company name into the search bar at the top of your screen and select it from the dropdown.

2. From linked views
Click on any company name from a connected asset card, dashboard table, or search result.

The company card will open in a modal window, allowing you to explore company details without leaving your current view.

You can also find company cards in the companies directory, where all mining firms are listed and searchable.

Why company cards matter

Company cards allow you to:

Assess company performance and market position.
Explore linked mining assets and operational reach.
Review financial data, valuation metrics, and key indicators.
Understand ownership structures and strategic activity.
Streamline search setup by accessing verified company-level data.

They give analysts, investors, and teams the complete picture — helping you move from overview to detail in a single view.

Overview tab

The Overview tab gives a summary of essential company information, including:

Exchange and ticker symbol.
Market capitalisation and share price.
Number of linked assets and their operational phases.
Primary commodities and active countries.
A short written summary of the company’s focus and market role.

Start with this tab to get a quick sense of the company’s size, reach, and activity before exploring deeper data.

Mining assets tab

The Mining assets tab lists all projects associated with the company.
It includes:

Asset name.
Phase (for example, development or operation).
Commodity.
Country and region.

Each listed asset is clickable and opens its full asset card for detailed project data.

Financial data tab

The Financial data tab provides a snapshot of the company’s market and financial performance.
It includes:

Market cap and stock price.
Price changes over 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 6 months, 1 year, and year-to-date.
Valuation ratios such as P/E, EV/EBITDA, and Price/Sales.
Key financial metrics such as gross margin and profit margin.

This data helps you evaluate how the company is performing in the market and benchmark it against peers.

News tab

The News tab aggregates company-related updates, announcements, and press releases.
You can:

Filter by category, exchange, company, or date.
Click to open each news item and view the full document.

Use this tab to stay on top of key corporate developments, quarterly reports, and operational announcements.

Documents tab

The Documents tab contains a searchable library of company reports and filings.
You can:

Filter by document category or publication date.
Download files using Source links.

Common document types include investor presentations, annual reports, and financial statements.

Resources and reserves tab

The Resources and reserves tab gives a detailed view of the company’s declared mineral holdings.
It includes:

Proven, probable, measured, indicated, and inferred categories.
Total tonnage (Mt) and grade (g/t).
Source links for each update, enabling easy reference to original filings.

This data helps assess the company’s resource strength and exploration potential.

Production tab

The Production tab displays the company’s operational output across time.
It includes:

Year and quarter.
Actual and projected production figures.
Output volumes in ounces (koz or Moz).
All-in Sustaining Cost (AISC) in USD per ounce.
Source document links.

This tab is ideal for benchmarking efficiency or comparing trends across assets and regions.

Drill results tab

The Drill results tab is currently under development.

It will soon include detailed drill data such as assay results, mineral grades, and discovery information.

You can share ideas for how this data should be displayed via the Contact us button.

Next steps

Now that you know how to use company cards to explore firm-level data, you can move between company insights, asset details, and live updates with ease.

If you’d like to explore projects linked to a company:
→ Read: What is a Mining Asset Card

If you want to browse and filter all mining companies in the database:
→ Read: Navigating the Companies Directory