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For Elemental Royalty, the big picture an investor needs to buy into is a growing, diversified royalty portfolio that converts partner mine expansions into relatively high-margin, asset-light cash flow. The recent CAD 126.98 million shelf tied to the employee share plan looks more like housekeeping than a major catalyst, especially given the already strong year-to-date share price run, but it does reinforce two near term themes: ongoing equity issuance risk and management’s desire for financial flexibility after the EMX merger and the Laverton royalty acquisition. Short term, investors are still likely to focus on integration of the new management team, delivery against 2025 revenue guidance and how quickly the new cornerstone royalties contribute, while the key risks remain potential dilution, execution missteps from a very new leadership bench and any disappointment in royalty revenue from partner mines.
However, investors should be aware of how further equity issuance could affect their ownership stake. Elemental Royalty's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 5 other fair value estimates on Elemental Royalty - why the stock might be a potential multi-bagger!
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