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Sailfish Royalty Corp V.FISH

Alternate Symbol(s):  SROYF

Sailfish Royalty Corp. (Sailfish) is a precious metals royalty and streaming company with assets in the Americas. The Company’s portfolio includes Moonlight Property Royalty, Spring Valley Royalty, San Albino Gold Strem, La Cigarra Royalty & EI Compas Royalty. Its primary portfolio consists of three main assets in the Americas: a gold stream equivalent to a 3% net smelter return (NSR) on the San Albino gold mine and a 2% NSR on the rest of the area surrounding San Albino in northern Nicaragua; an up to 3% NSR on the multi-million-ounce Spring Valley gold project in Pershing County, Nevada; and a 100% interest in the Gavilanes Silver Project located in Durango State, Mexico. Spring Valley Royalties is a pre-feasibility stage project. The San Albino gold project is part of the San Albino-Murra concession within a contiguous land package of approximately 18,817 hectares. San Albino is located approximately 173 kilometers north of Managua.


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Comment by 2investorknoton Sep 16, 2019 2:10pm
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RE:op·por·tu·ni·ty cost

RE:op·por·tu·ni·ty cost
Speaking about opportunity cost, last November drilling was resumed at Spring Valley.   Back in November 2015-- Waterton paid $110 million cash for Barrick's 70% interest in Spring Valley along with the Ruby Hill mine.  Its been almost 4 years and Waterton has yet to capitalize on any of its value despite a growing optimism for gold.   I wonder what they are waiting for?  I wonder what is more likely?  Disappointment in their drilling results and prospects for a future sale or waiting for an even better environment to sell?  I believe I read a few years ago that Waterton's average holding time for any acquisition was about 18 months.   Considering the opportunity cost, the drilling results for Spring Valley will have to be spectular for Waterton!   Sailfish's royalty in Spring Valley (courtesy of Terraco) meanwhile continues to languish. 

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