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Atrium Research provides institutional quality issuer paid research on public equities in North America. Our investment philosophy takes a 3-5 year view on equities currently being overlooked by the market. Our research process emphasizes understanding the key performance metrics for each specific company, trustworthy management teams, unit economics, and an in-depth valuation analysis.

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Research from Atrium Research

Atrium Research Corporation

Atrium Research provides institutional quality issuer paid research on public equities in North America. Our investment philosophy takes a 3-5 year view on equities currently being overlooked by the market. Our research process emphasizes understanding the key performance metrics for each specific company, trustworthy management teams, unit economics, and an in-depth valuation analysis. 

Our research product includes in-depth initiation reports, research notes, thematic research pieces, and company fact sheets.

Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>Today’s results highlight the strong continuity of high-grade along the Wenot Shear and the Company’s ability to efficiently fill wide gaps in zones which will be important for the upcoming resource update.</li>
<li>The Company has completed 14 drill holes, totalling 5,235m.</li>
<li>This morning, Omai Gold Mines Corp. (OMG:TSXV, OMGGF:OTC) announced additional drill results from the Omai gold project in Guyana.</li>
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Today’s results highlight the strong continuity of high-grade along the Wenot Shear and the Company’s ability to efficiently fill wide gaps in zones which will be important for the upcoming resource update.
The Company has completed 14 drill holes, totalling 5,235m.
This morning, Omai Gold Mines Corp. (OMG:TSXV, OMGGF:OTC) announced additional drill results from the Omai gold project in Guyana.


OMG: Wide Gold Zones Continue to Fill Gaps in Resource