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Gold Royalty Corp GROY

Alternate Symbol(s):  GROY.WS

Gold Royalty Corp. is a Canada-based gold-focused royalty company offering financing solutions to the metals and mining industry. Its diversified portfolio includes approximately 200 royalties across various stages, including six royalties on producing projects, as well as one streaming interest on a producing project. In acquiring newly created interests, the Company acts as a source of financing to mining companies for the development and exploration of projects. It does not conduct exploration, development or mining operations on the properties in which it holds interests. The Company's royalties include Vares, Isabella Pearl, Canadian Malartic, Borden, Cozamin, Marigold, Granite Creek, Edna Mountain, Bald Mountain, Hammond Reef South, Princesse Annie, Hunter Mine Group, Entre Deux Lacs, Calamity, Winnie Lake, Perestroika Ouest, Lac Lemoyne, Harricana Fault, Blue Mountain, Bejopipa, Bench Depth, Amikougami, Aquilon, Casault, Des Meloizes, Fancamp, and among others.


NYSEAM:GROY - Post by User

Comment by Lynx9on Dec 19, 2024 1:47pm
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Post# 36370727

RE:Groy

RE:GroyMore like 20% from where we were over sold this merger from Ely. The best buy rating has it at $3 and I will still be under by almost 50%! If I knew how to do it I think this would be a good canadate for a cass action against management of GROY and former ELY directors who over inflated the merger price. But that alone would take years of misery.

I'm totally discouraged with the going on at GROY and coudn't stand to listen to the one man cheering "German Guy" again. What is going so wrong with this potential royalty, in a time of historic gold and copper prices, that it has me so far in the red? 

What are we missing? Should we dare double down again or just take the loss and move on?
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