Sun Peak Metals Corp are a junior, project generator looking for gold with exploration properties in Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia. They have a market capitalisation of ~C$53.24M which is a rise of roughly 3% over the last one weeks. As of 09/04/2026 they have no debt and ~C$2.16M cash. They have 164M shares outstanding and trade on the Canadian Venture Exchange.
At the Meli Target, drill holes ML-001, ML-002, and ML-003 intercepted thicker VMS mineralized intervals and show the Meli Zone to be open down dip and along strike.
The Al Miyah Project covers approximately 235 km² within the prospective Muhadad VMS Belt of the Asir Terrane in Saudi Arabia, a highly endowed mineral district that hosts the producing Al Hajar and Al Masane mines. The project is considered prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and gold systems, with multiple mineralized trends, historical workings, and extensive underexplored targets identified across the property.
The 35 km² Halahila Project is located within the prospective Kutam–Al Masane VMS Belt in the southern Asir Terrane of Saudi Arabia, approximately 45 km south of the Al Masane copper-zinc mining complex and 40 km east of the historic Kutam copper mine. Awarded in Summer 2024, the project is considered highly prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and hosts a well-developed mineralized system defined by historical drilling, surface geochemistry, gossan development, and modern geophysical surveys.
The 35 km² Halahila Project is located within the prospective Kutam–Al Masane VMS Belt in the southern Asir Terrane of Saudi Arabia, approximately 45 km south of the Al Masane copper-zinc mining complex and 40 km east of the historic Kutam copper mine. Awarded in Summer 2024, the project is considered highly prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and hosts a well-developed mineralized system defined by historical drilling, surface geochemistry, gossan development, and modern geophysical surveys.
The Safra Project is located in the Nuqrah VMS Belt at the western margin of the Afif Terrane, a region with historical workings and active gold mines. The project covers approximately 93 km² and includes two documented VMS occurrences, Safra Main and Safra East, about 1.5 km apart.
At the Meli Target, drill holes ML-001, ML-002, and ML-003 intercepted thicker VMS mineralized intervals and show the Meli Zone to be open down dip and along strike.
The Al Miyah Project covers approximately 235 km² within the prospective Muhadad VMS Belt of the Asir Terrane in Saudi Arabia, a highly endowed mineral district that hosts the producing Al Hajar and Al Masane mines. The project is considered prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and gold systems, with multiple mineralized trends, historical workings, and extensive underexplored targets identified across the property.
The 35 km² Halahila Project is located within the prospective Kutam–Al Masane VMS Belt in the southern Asir Terrane of Saudi Arabia, approximately 45 km south of the Al Masane copper-zinc mining complex and 40 km east of the historic Kutam copper mine. Awarded in Summer 2024, the project is considered highly prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and hosts a well-developed mineralized system defined by historical drilling, surface geochemistry, gossan development, and modern geophysical surveys.
The 35 km² Halahila Project is located within the prospective Kutam–Al Masane VMS Belt in the southern Asir Terrane of Saudi Arabia, approximately 45 km south of the Al Masane copper-zinc mining complex and 40 km east of the historic Kutam copper mine. Awarded in Summer 2024, the project is considered highly prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (“VMS”) mineralization and hosts a well-developed mineralized system defined by historical drilling, surface geochemistry, gossan development, and modern geophysical surveys.
The Safra Project is located in the Nuqrah VMS Belt at the western margin of the Afif Terrane, a region with historical workings and active gold mines. The project covers approximately 93 km² and includes two documented VMS occurrences, Safra Main and Safra East, about 1.5 km apart.
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