Gold Royalty Targets Sixfold Production Growth as Gold Prices Lift Royalty Outlook - TradingView

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Gold Royalty said its royalty model should benefit from higher gold prices and mining-sector inflation, citing nominal rates rising alongside accelerating inflation and real rates staying “effectively flat or declining.” The company expects gold-equivalent production to rise about sixfold to nearly 30,000 GEOs by the end of the decade from roughly 7,000-8,000 this year, with revenue potentially reaching at least $150 million versus cash G&A of $7-$8 million.

Management said more than 60% growth in gold-equivalent ounces is expected this year, first-half revenue doubled YoY, and about 70% of the projected growth comes from already-constructed assets ramping up. The portfolio is mostly gold-linked, debt-free, and has about $200 million of capital available for acquisitions, while roughly 30% of near-term revenue is expected from copper exposure.