Group Ten Metals (TSX.V: PGE / OTCQB: PGEZF) is a PGE-nickel-copper story that has frustrated investors for over a decade. The flagship, high-grade Stillwater mines in Montana, USA, are mightily impressive and are of a district-scale. However, the story is lacking a concrete strategy, and investors aren't biting just yet. This is likely fuelled by doubts regarding the management team's ability to monetise Stillwater, given the company previously failed to monetise its polymetallic assets in Canada that are now on the backburner.
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