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Royal Nickel Corp. RNKLF



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Comment by marben100on Sep 18, 2018 11:49am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:MMX owns a full 7,5% Royalty on all Gold at Beta Hunt

RE:RE:RE:RE:MMX owns a full 7,5% Royalty on all Gold at Beta Hunt Thanks for the info, teatime, which is correct. RNC's annual report says:

Existing royalty obligations at Beta Hunt are (i) Consolidated Minerals, 3% of payable nickel (at a nickel price under A$17,500/t) or 5% (at a nickel price of A$17,500 or greater) until total royalty payments reach A$16 million; (ii) Western Australian state government, 2.5% of recovered gold and nickel; (iii) Maverix Metals Inc., 1.5% of payable nickel less allowable deductions, 6% of recovered gold and 1.5% of recovered gold less allowable deductions; and (iv) Pala, 2.25% royalty on future Beta Hunt nickel production commencing April 1, 2019.
Now let's think about this... suppose RNC produces $200m of gold p.a. - a big uplift on current production, so that's $15m p.a. to MMX's bottom line - nice but not massive relative to MMX's market cap. of C$442m. Think I'll stick with RNC with a market cap. of still only C$158m and which would benefit from the lion's share of the profits from such a production increase.

Mark
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