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Precious metal streaming: a providers’ or miners’ market?
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Report summary
Precious metal streaming and royalty agreements have become an important alternative source of finance for miners. This insight looks at the evolution of the sector over the past decade, highlighting the key players and risks faced. We also highlight how the market has evolved from largely a providers market to a miners market.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Background – Streams/royalty agreements, an alternative form of financing
- Industry is dominated by a handful of companies
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How streams and royalty agreements work, and what are the risks for financiers
- Cash flow variability for different funding options
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Selected streams valuations
- Stream payback upfront capital payback
Tables and charts
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Key streaming companiesPrecious metal streaming: a providers’ or miners’ market?: Table 2Precious metal streaming: a providers’ or miners’ market?: Image 1Precious metal streaming: a providers’ or miners’ market?: Image 2Contract NPV
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