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Peak Minerals Ltd.

Peak Minerals Ltd. (CNQ: PEK.CN) Stock Competitors & Peer Comparison

See PEK.CN's competitors and their performance on the CNQ and across the wider stock market.

PEK.CNCNQ
Basic MaterialsIndustrial Materials
$0.34
$0.03(6.76%)
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Peer Comparison Table: Industrial Materials Industry

Detailed financial metrics including price, market cap, P/E ratio, and more for PEK.CN and its CNQ peers.

SymbolPriceChange %Market CapP/E RatioEPSDividend Yield
PEK.CNCA$0.35-6.76%11.3M-17.25-CA$0.02N/A
IVN.TOCA$12.37+8.32%17.6B46.24CA$0.27N/A
NGEX.TOCA$29.07+4.57%6.3B-46.57-CA$0.62N/A
SKE.TOCA$47.97-0.10%6B-23.02-CA$2.08N/A
AKE.TOCA$8.86-0.56%5.7B9.53CA$0.93N/A
AII.TOCA$15.51-4.96%4.4B-48.23-CA$0.32N/A
FIL.TOCA$32.25-1.01%4.4B-31.01-CA$1.04N/A
FOM.TOCA$5.44-3.89%2.9B-108.80-CA$0.05N/A
AOT-H.NECA$1.90+0.00%2.8B-6.55-CA$0.29N/A
USA.TOCA$7.36+1.52%2.5B-445.25-CA$0.02N/A
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Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (TSX: IVN.TO)

PEK.CN vs IVN.TO Comparison August 2026

Peak Minerals Ltd. (CNQ: PEK.CN) plays a significant role within the Basic Materials sector. Its performance on the CNQ reflects broader market trends and attracts considerable investor interest.

Comparing market capitalization, PEK.CN stands at 11.3M. In comparison, IVN.TO has a market cap of 17.6B. Regarding current trading prices, PEK.CN is priced at CA$0.35 on the CNQ, while IVN.TO trades at CA$12.37.

To assess relative profitability and valuation, we examine the Return on Equity (ROE) and Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratios.

PEK.CN currently has a P/E ratio of -17.25, whereas IVN.TO's P/E ratio is 46.24. In terms of profitability, PEK.CN's ROE is +0.03%, compared to IVN.TO's ROE of +0.02%. Regarding short-term risk, PEK.CN is more volatile compared to IVN.TO. This indicates higher risk in terms of short-term price fluctuations for PEK.CN.Check IVN.TO's competition here

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