OR OR Royalties Inc. Common Shares

Gold near record highs rewards mine operators handsomely, but a quieter group of companies collects checks without touching a shovel, and their cash margins make conventional producers look inefficient by comparison. Five royalty and streaming names dominate the sector, and they are not all worth owning equally.

Revenue jumped 62% on higher metal prices and production gains.

OR Royalties (NYSE:OR) reported second-quarter revenue of $97.8 million and operating cash flow of $83.2 million, with both measures rising 62% from a year earlier as realized gold and silver prices increased and gold-equivalent-ounce deliveries grew 5%. President and CEO Jason Attew said the compa

OR Royalties (TSX:OR) is back in focus after a busy August 5 update that combined higher second quarter 2026 revenues and net income, fresh production guidance, an increased dividend, and ongoing share buybacks. See our latest analysis for OR Royalties. At a share price of CA$45.20, OR Royalties has logged a 4.39% 1 day share price return and an 8.92% 7 day share price return following its August 5 earnings, guidance, dividend and buyback update. Over the same period, the 90 day share price...

Moby summary of OR Royalties Inc.'s Q2 2026 earnings call

OR Royalties Inc. recently announced that its Board approved a third-quarter 2026 dividend of US$0.065 per share, payable on October 15, 2026 to shareholders of record on September 30, 2026, and highlighted its dividend reinvestment plan offering a 3% discount. The company also reported a very large year-over-year jump in quarterly revenue driven by US$335 million of acquisitions, including new royalties on the San Gabriel gold-silver mine in Peru and the Spring Valley Gold Project in...

CIBC Capital Markets lowered its price target on four precious and base metals companies. Analyst

Canadian Copper CEO Simon Quick joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s brownfields base metals development strategy in New Brunswick, its recent inclusion in the CSE25 Index, and the progress made since listing in 2022. Quick said Canadian Copper is advancing its Murray Brook project alongside the fully permitted Caribou processing plant, creating a capital-efficient development plan by integrating the two assets. The company is targeting construction in 2027 and production in 2028. He highlighted New Brunswick’s long mining history, established infrastructure, and skilled workforce as key advantages that support a streamlined development timeline and reduce project risk. Quick also pointed to the company’s financing progress following the release of its 2025 Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA). Canadian Copper has secured $96 million in project financing commitments from Ocean Partners and OR Royalties, exceeding the project's current estimated capital requirements and providing additional flexibility for development and future growth. “We've already secured project financing with two bona fide counterparties... $96 million in total capital,” Quick said. The interview also explored the company’s regional consolidation strategy, with the Caribou processing plant and its fully permitted tailings facility offering the potential to process ore from additional deposits throughout New Brunswick, creating long-term growth opportunities. Reflecting on the company’s progress since its 2022 public listing, Quick said Canadian Copper has focused on disciplined financing, creating shareholder value, and executing a clear development strategy. Management is now advancing permitting activities while preparing for construction and the next phase of project development. #proactiveinvestors #canadiancopper #cse #cci #cse25 #BaseMetals #Mining #NewBrunswick #Copper #CriticalMinerals #CSE25 #MineDevelopment #ResourceGrowth #MiningNews