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Why Metal Tiger could be worth 78% more than current pricing

Metal Tiger plc (LON: MTR) is the topic of conversation when Jason Robertson, Analyst at First Equity joins DirectorsTalk. Jason explains why he’s set a target price of 2.5p per share (some 78% above the current share price) and what catalysts or news-flow in his opinion could move the shares up towards that target price.

Metal Tiger plc is admitted to the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange AIM Market with the trading code MTR and invests in high potential mineral projects with a base, precious and strategic metals focus.

The Company’s target is to deliver a high return for shareholders by investing in significantly undervalued and/or high potential opportunities in the mineral exploration and development sector. It has two investment divisions: Direct Equities and Direct Projects.

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