RE:RE:Report on GoldMiningThey already own the royalties on their own projects, they don't have to pay for them.
I didn't see the 335,000 oz mentioned, but at $1950 gold that's worth $653 million US or $871 million Canadian. Plus any drilling or expansion can increase that number, once a mine gets going they often find more reserves to keep the mine going.
When/If Goldmining strikes a deal on any of their properties, they will likely get cash and/or shares from the company buying in, and possibly also keep a % of the project for themselves. For example, if Barrick becomes a partner on a project, they may give Goldmining cash, shares in Barrick, and maybe Goldmining keeps a 20 - 30% interest in the claim.
In time you can imagine if they strike multiple deals like this on their areas, plus the royalties if a mine gets going, it can get lucrative. Especially if one or more of these properties finds more gold through drilling and exploration than what's known so far.