- Royal Gold management outlined 2026 guidance and first five-year outlook at 2026 Investor Day on March 31, 2026, attended by senior executives and analysts from CIBC, TD Cowen, HC Wainwright, Canaccord Genuity, Scotiabank, RBC, Raymond James, Flinker Investment.
- CEO William Heissenbuttel reaffirmed strategy of precious-metals exposure through passive royalties and streams, citing preference for debt-funded growth and highlighting first equity issuance since 2012 to complete 2025 Sandstorm acquisition.
- SVP Strategy and Business Development Jason Hynes said 2025 deal activity totaled more than $5 billion, nearly doubling producing assets, adding long-life development projects, divesting more than $200 million of noncore equities, accelerating debt repayment.
- SVP Operations Martin Raffield projected 2026 as broad-based growth year, with about 90% of revenue from precious metals and about 80% of sales from gold, citing first full-year contributions from Kansanshi stream and Sandstorm/Horizon assets.
- Raffield set inaugural five-year outlook at constant prices calling for about 17% revenue growth from 2026, with key expected start-ups including Robertson in 2027, Hod Maden royalty in 2028, Great Bear around end-2029, Warintza in 2030.
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