Right now, they're a fresh producer. They still have a market cap of only $443 million. Heck, shares right now are $2.99 apiece!
But that's all changing over the coming months.
As they pour each bar, their tangible valuation skyrockets.
That's because this company's going to produce more than $2.62 BILLION worth of gold - which would mean a share price 486% over the current valuation.
For a few investors loading up right now, the potential turnaround is just massive. We're talking about making $5.68 for every $1 put in.
And that's just from one mine. I haven't even factored in the company's...
The Tian Shan Gold Belt is often compared to the famous Witwatersrand in South Africa - the world's largest gold belt.
Crossing the borders of Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Mongolia, and China, it's the second largest belt in the world.
The average of the major deposits in this belt is 31.7 million ounces.
But here's the thing.
And this $2.99 company is expecting to find even bigger gold deposits along the belt.
How much gold are we talking about?
Well... China's Ministry of Land and Resources estimates there to be a whopping 22,000 tons of gold under the soil.
And this company's picked up six more exploration permits, right in the heart of this massive under-explored belt.
In fact, judging by the average deposit size, each one of their permitted sites could be several times larger than their most advanced project, the one that went online in July.
I'll fill you in on all of the company's properties and show you exactly how much investors like yourself stand to make from them in your free report.
But you've got to step on it. The amount of gold in China is turning out to be far greater than anyone expected.
Just over the past decade, China has come up in the ranks to become the world's fourth largest gold producing nation.
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