Grid Metals Corp (MSMGF)

$0.10 0.00 (-4.13%)
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Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
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Profit Margin 0.00%
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Volume 124,000
Avg Vol 187,438
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 32%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Grid Metals Corp. explores for and develops base and precious metal mineral properties in Canada. It explores for nickel, copper, cobalt, lithium, cesium, palladium, and platinum group metals. Grid Metals Corp. is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 416 955 4773
Address:
3335 Yonge Street, Suite 304, Toronto, Canada
Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 14 at 1:58 PM
$MSMGF EV vs in-situ metal value tells the story. $CRML trades at scale because the market believes in continuity and strategic relevance. Grid is a fraction of that EV with Cs already near surface. If Falcon West + Pavo confirm, the valuation gap closes fast. Market re-rates on confidence, not production.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 14 at 1:53 PM
$MSMGF Look at $CRML. Near-surface, high-grade critical metals + visibility = instant re-rate. That’s exactly what the market is rewarding. Grid is earlier, smaller cap, but the setup rhymes: Cs near surface (Extremely high Value metal), simple logistics, real strategic relevance. If Falcon West + Pavo confirm continuity, the valuation gap vs $CRML won’t hold. Market re-rates on confidence, not production. Grid Metals Corp is mispriced. their pivot from lithium copper to cesium took time, but the discovery created IMMENSE value. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/critical-metals-corp-nasdaq-crml-announces-another-series-of-outstanding-drilling-results-achieving-additional-high-grade-results-across-its-tanbreez-asset-from-the-2025-drilling-campaign-1035711296
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Rob805
Rob805 Jan. 13 at 11:34 PM
$MSMGF Any guesses as to when Grid announces the assay results of the remaining Falcon West Cs cores? IR stated in an email to me a week ago that their Phase 2 drilling campaign was expected to begin in mid-January. Wouldn't the Ph1 assay results need to be known before commencing a Ph2 drilling program? Assays are also pending for the Makwa Ni/Cu project to more fully map the Pavo discovery. Should be an interesting set of announcements over the near term for Grid shareholders.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 9 at 7:58 PM
$MSMGF almost to 8,000,000 shares in this account. Let’s get there. ;)
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 9 at 3:52 PM
$MSMGF money where my mouth is… keep feeding them to me. ;)
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 6 at 7:40 PM
$MSMGF how many more shares can i get before the next round of assays come out... 🤑
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 30 at 6:17 PM
$MSMGF / $GRDM.X At $0.10–0.11 USD, Grid Metals is being priced as if metal prices never moved. Reality check: • Copper near cycle highs • Nickel • PGMs rocketing • Critical metals in geopolitical focus (Canada + US friendly jurisdiction matters) Grid’s market cap is still ~$30–35M CAD, which implies the market is assigning zero value to in-ground metal optionality. For context: even modest success in defining economic nickel/copper/PGM resources would imply hundreds of millions in gross in-ground metal value at today’s prices. Early-stage explorers typically trade at 5–15% of risk-adjusted in-ground value once resources are outlined. Grid is priced far below even the low end of that range. Translation: ➡️ Metal prices have repriced. ➡️ Grid has not. ➡️ The disconnect is the opportunity. This is not about hype. It is about math, optionality, and leverage to metals that governments actually need. Do your own work, but ignoring in-ground value at these prices makes no sense.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 19 at 7:08 PM
$GRDM.X / $MSMGF Zoom out. Recent North American critical-minerals M&A by $TLOFF is structurally bullish for Grid. • Another control transaction validating the value of Tier-1 North American assets • A producing mine valued highly enough to justify an outright acquisition • Clear signal that strategics will buy, not just JV, when assets and jurisdiction matter • Reinforces the monetization path for quality Manitoba assets • Supports long-term strategic interest from downstream and industrial buyers • Helps justify higher valuation multiples as Grid advances into the next drill cycle and toward PEA-level de-risking
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Ibid
Ibid Dec. 17 at 11:50 PM
$MSMGF the Investornews video with Dunbar is up. First impression is that timelines seem to have slipped. He says the remaining 50-ish drill holes from Falcon west are due in January (used to be before Christmas). He also seems to say that we won’t have the resource estimate until “first half” of 2026. So that is a tad disappointing https://youtu.be/_aSwDKFnSOg?si=8bjPw4J_oBIHWzLF
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DrPiz
DrPiz Dec. 17 at 2:38 AM
$MSMGF stock stuck on $0.10 with 1 week away from Christmas 🎅🏻. Are we gonna move or just equity too small so unable to get out into the investing and REE community about them? Seems like we could have NVDA chips in those mines and no one would care. Lol
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 14 at 1:58 PM
$MSMGF EV vs in-situ metal value tells the story. $CRML trades at scale because the market believes in continuity and strategic relevance. Grid is a fraction of that EV with Cs already near surface. If Falcon West + Pavo confirm, the valuation gap closes fast. Market re-rates on confidence, not production.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 14 at 1:53 PM
$MSMGF Look at $CRML. Near-surface, high-grade critical metals + visibility = instant re-rate. That’s exactly what the market is rewarding. Grid is earlier, smaller cap, but the setup rhymes: Cs near surface (Extremely high Value metal), simple logistics, real strategic relevance. If Falcon West + Pavo confirm continuity, the valuation gap vs $CRML won’t hold. Market re-rates on confidence, not production. Grid Metals Corp is mispriced. their pivot from lithium copper to cesium took time, but the discovery created IMMENSE value. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/critical-metals-corp-nasdaq-crml-announces-another-series-of-outstanding-drilling-results-achieving-additional-high-grade-results-across-its-tanbreez-asset-from-the-2025-drilling-campaign-1035711296
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Rob805
Rob805 Jan. 13 at 11:34 PM
$MSMGF Any guesses as to when Grid announces the assay results of the remaining Falcon West Cs cores? IR stated in an email to me a week ago that their Phase 2 drilling campaign was expected to begin in mid-January. Wouldn't the Ph1 assay results need to be known before commencing a Ph2 drilling program? Assays are also pending for the Makwa Ni/Cu project to more fully map the Pavo discovery. Should be an interesting set of announcements over the near term for Grid shareholders.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 9 at 7:58 PM
$MSMGF almost to 8,000,000 shares in this account. Let’s get there. ;)
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 9 at 3:52 PM
$MSMGF money where my mouth is… keep feeding them to me. ;)
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Jan. 6 at 7:40 PM
$MSMGF how many more shares can i get before the next round of assays come out... 🤑
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 30 at 6:17 PM
$MSMGF / $GRDM.X At $0.10–0.11 USD, Grid Metals is being priced as if metal prices never moved. Reality check: • Copper near cycle highs • Nickel • PGMs rocketing • Critical metals in geopolitical focus (Canada + US friendly jurisdiction matters) Grid’s market cap is still ~$30–35M CAD, which implies the market is assigning zero value to in-ground metal optionality. For context: even modest success in defining economic nickel/copper/PGM resources would imply hundreds of millions in gross in-ground metal value at today’s prices. Early-stage explorers typically trade at 5–15% of risk-adjusted in-ground value once resources are outlined. Grid is priced far below even the low end of that range. Translation: ➡️ Metal prices have repriced. ➡️ Grid has not. ➡️ The disconnect is the opportunity. This is not about hype. It is about math, optionality, and leverage to metals that governments actually need. Do your own work, but ignoring in-ground value at these prices makes no sense.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 19 at 7:08 PM
$GRDM.X / $MSMGF Zoom out. Recent North American critical-minerals M&A by $TLOFF is structurally bullish for Grid. • Another control transaction validating the value of Tier-1 North American assets • A producing mine valued highly enough to justify an outright acquisition • Clear signal that strategics will buy, not just JV, when assets and jurisdiction matter • Reinforces the monetization path for quality Manitoba assets • Supports long-term strategic interest from downstream and industrial buyers • Helps justify higher valuation multiples as Grid advances into the next drill cycle and toward PEA-level de-risking
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Ibid
Ibid Dec. 17 at 11:50 PM
$MSMGF the Investornews video with Dunbar is up. First impression is that timelines seem to have slipped. He says the remaining 50-ish drill holes from Falcon west are due in January (used to be before Christmas). He also seems to say that we won’t have the resource estimate until “first half” of 2026. So that is a tad disappointing https://youtu.be/_aSwDKFnSOg?si=8bjPw4J_oBIHWzLF
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DrPiz
DrPiz Dec. 17 at 2:38 AM
$MSMGF stock stuck on $0.10 with 1 week away from Christmas 🎅🏻. Are we gonna move or just equity too small so unable to get out into the investing and REE community about them? Seems like we could have NVDA chips in those mines and no one would care. Lol
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Rob805
Rob805 Dec. 15 at 8:44 PM
$MSMGF @Osborne820 Interested in your thoughts on yesterday's announcement of PMET Resources (formerly Patriot Battery Metals) new Li/Cs discoveries at their Shaakichiuwaanaan site. Seems like it could extend their Cs strike length significantly, albeit at lower percentages versus Grid's best drill hole results announced to date from Falcon West. What are the implications for $MSMGF, if any?
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 11 at 12:53 PM
$MSMGF https://investornews.com/critical-minerals-rare-earths/investortalk-alert-robin-dunbar-from-grid-metals-corp-to-host-on-thursday-december-11-2025/
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DrPiz
DrPiz Dec. 11 at 1:48 AM
$MSMGF did this not trade today? What happened?
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Ibid
Ibid Dec. 8 at 9:03 PM
$MSMGF interesting post regarding Grid and their agreement with Tanco. Underscores the minimal Capex for the first 10,000 tons if Cs ore. From my naive view an important consideration but valuation still stave to the reserve estimate https://x.com/dvsignals/status/1998053901044478375
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Ibid
Ibid Dec. 5 at 3:57 PM
$MSMGF seems like the only think that will move this is publishing the quantification of the reserve (ie x %Cs at y tonnes) or some kind of business development. Not enough of outside eyes/liquidity to take a risk on this at this stage (which seems shortsighted). Maybe after phase I is complete at falcon in December, we will have that information. Then Pavo quantitation in Q126 and we should have enough solid data for a “significant re-rating of the stock” I hope @Osborne820 is right and these crazy Cs numbers trigger business deals sooner rather than later 😁
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DrPiz
DrPiz Dec. 5 at 1:52 PM
$MSMGF to view the conference presentation from this week. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/precious-metals-critical-minerals-virtual-133500744.html
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etalexan
etalexan Dec. 5 at 1:39 AM
$MSMGF https://finance.yahoo.com/news/grid-metals-reports-best-intercept-120000106.html
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DrPiz
DrPiz Dec. 4 at 10:00 PM
$MSMGF added today! LONG!!!
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 4 at 7:07 PM
$MSMGF it is my belief that Grid will announce a huge off take agreement and comprehensive new deal with this new "undisclosed" strategic Investor in the $4M offering. They plan to build a large position and/or make a large announcement, otherwise they would not have a reason to ask to keep their name undisclosed. Dunbar said they should be able to release the name soon. Santa Will Be giving us lots of Money this December
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 4 at 3:00 PM
$GRDM.X $MSMGF could 5x our Money THIS MONTH... 20x by next year... The market is sleeping on Falcon West. Here is the math. Grid has now hit multiple world-class cesium intercepts (up to 27 percent Cs2O) in a flat, near-surface zone that is already about 100m long with 56 more assays pending. Cesium carbonate is about 218k USD per tonne. Even a conservative scenario of only 0.4 to 0.6 million tonnes at 8 to 10 percent Cs2O implies 7 to 10 billion USD of in-ground value after recovery factors. Early-stage specialty metal assets typically trade at 1 to 2 percent of in-ground value once a coherent high-grade zone is demonstrated. That puts a fair market cap for Grid today in the range of $100 to $150 million USD. Current market cap is roughly $20 to $25 million USD. Falcon West is one of ONLY three high-grade cesium projects on the planet. The valuation gap is extreme, and the next 56 drill holes are still coming... Then More in January.
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Osborne820
Osborne820 Dec. 4 at 1:50 PM
$MSMGF $GRDM.X Grid Metals just dropped the best cesium intercepts reported globally in years at Falcon West. Numbers are insane: • 3.45 m @ 16.8 percent Cs2O (LU25-09) • 1.24 m @ 27.1 percent Cs2O (LU25-08 sub-interval) • All from a flat-lying, near-surface pegmatite that’s easy to mine. • Pollucite = the only real feedstock for cesium chemicals. • Cesium carbonate is ~US$218,000/tonne (20x lithium). They’ve drilled 67 holes so far and only released 11. 56 assays still pending with the zone already traced for ~100m and open in multiple directions. There are only three high-grade cesium projects under development globally. Falcon West is now one of them. Market hasn’t priced any of this. January phase 2 drilling = the scale test.
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Rob805
Rob805 Dec. 3 at 6:03 PM
$MSMGF I caught CEO Dunbar's presentation yesterday during Day 1 of the Virtual Investor Conference. Mostly reiteration of known points. Investor deck updated for Dec (not yet posted on their website). For Falcon West cesium exploration: analysis on additonal cores expected by Xmas with all drilling results out for the complete 60-70 core set by the end of Jan. Follow-up program during Q1 with most data needed to [hopefully] green-light the project. Permitting and metalurgical work would simultaneously occur during 2026 with operations potentially commencing as early as 2027. Timeline much faster than a conventional mine due to no tailings or mill requirement.
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