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Proven business model

The highly scalable royalty model provide investors upstream commodity exposure without the direct operating and capital cost risks associated with a mining
operation, of particular benefit during inflationary periods.


Royalty

Primary and secondary

  • Primary royalties are a direct investment in the mine and require the royalty company to negotiate the royalty agreement with the mine operator
  • A secondary royalty is an existing royalty that the royalty company acquires from the holder of the royalty rights

Benefits of royalty investments

To the mine operator


  1. Non-dilutive
    Compared to equity, it doesn’t dilute existing shareholders
  2. Asset specific
    A royalty sits on one asset, not on the balance sheet
  3. No fixed payments
    Compared to debt, royalties have longer terms and no fixed payments
  4. Keep full autonomy
    The miner retains full control over the end product

To the royalty company


  1. Inflation protection 
    Royalty payments are calculated based on revenue without direct exposure to development, operating
    and capital costs of the operation.
  2.     Diversification 
     Portfolio diversification, across commodities, operations and projects, and jurisdictions lowers earnings volatility.
  3. Upside potential
    Royalty company benefits from production upside (life of mine extensions/exploration activities) and commodity price out‑performance

Inputs

Internal


Capital

The Group utilises capital from a variety of sources, mainly cash flow from existing royalties, debt and equity, to invest in royalties and streams.


Expertise

The team has vast experience in structuring royalty agreements, understanding the commodity markets and completing technical due diligence, all of which inform our capital deployment decisions.

External


Mine performance

The ability of the operator to safely execute the mine plan, meeting or beating expectations with regard to annual production volumes or advancing development projects is a key input to the success of the business model.


Commodity price

Commodity prices will be driven by macro-economic factors and can have a material impact on the outcome of the investment decisions taken.


Value creation


Counterparties

Through collaborating with partners on charitable initiatives that positively impact communities and funding the production of commodities essential to the energy transition we are playing a small role in enabling the world to lower its carbon footprint.


Shareholders

Return capital to shareholders through a dividend of between 25 and 30% of free cash flow. Share buy backs will be considered when the Group’s stock price is trading at a significant discount to NAV.


Employees

Provide a positive working environment with opportunities for professional development and an incentive scheme that ensures employees share in the success of the Company.


Society

Through funding the production of commodities essential to the energy transition we are playing a small role in enabling the world to lower its carbon footprint.