RE:Eric Sprott holdings in KLKL pays a 1.5 cent quarterly dividend, 6 cents a year, or .33% annually. It has been less than a year, and I couldn't get the numbers to work exactly, maybe someone can.
I don't know if his Canadian brokerage accounts have a dividend reinvestment plan, but if most or all of his shares are in accounts with that feature, you can roughly account for the increased shares through simple dividend reinvestment. Because it happens "mechanically," there's a good chance that dividend reinvestment shares are exempt from regulatory news blackout periods. I do not know.
I do know dividend reinvestment is about as passive as it gets.
I am long KL.