Chancery Royalty Gets Set for US$7,000 Gold

Why It Matters

The deal expands Chancery’s royalty base at minimal cost, giving shareholders amplified exposure to a potentially $7,000‑oz gold market and setting the stage for a high‑valuation public listing.

Key Takeaways

• Chancery Royalty adds two new gold royalties, boosting output 25%.
• New Caribou royalty yields 400‑450 gold‑equivalent ounces annually.
• Central Asia deal adds 1,200 gold‑equivalent ounces for 2027.
• Company targets $7,000/oz gold price, forecasting rapid growth.
• Plans Q3 Canadian listing, aiming for billion‑dollar market cap.

Summary

Chancery Royalty announced the acquisition of two additional gold royalties – one in the Caribou district and another in Central Asia – bringing its portfolio to six assets and increasing projected 2027 gold‑equivalent production by at least 25%.

The Caribou royalty, a 6% life‑of‑mine deal with no cap, is expected to deliver 400‑450 gold‑equivalent ounces annually, while the Central Asian asset, also a 6% royalty, should contribute roughly 1,200 ounces in 2027 and up to 30,000 ounces over its life. Both start production between June and August, and the company highlights zero‑cost per ounce royalties and margins above 95%.

CEO Jeremy Gray emphasized buying during the recent gold‑price sell‑off to $4,100, noting the strategy of “going against the stream.” He reiterated the firm’s $7,000‑per‑ounce gold price target and described the upcoming Q3 Canadian listing, which could lift the market cap toward a billion dollars.

If gold reaches the projected price, Chancery’s low‑cost royalty structure offers investors outsized leverage and could position the firm as a leading player alongside Elemental and Versus. The rapid expansion and upcoming public offering may attract new capital and accelerate valuation growth.

Original Description

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Chancery Royalty is in the process of adding two new royalties to its portfolio of gold royalties, one in Canada and one in Central Asia. The company will then hold six royalties in total, including one over the Tulu Kapi gold mine in Ethiopia, currently being developed by KEFI. The plan is to list in Canada shortly via a reverse takeover, and potential investors still have the opportunity to participate. Chief executive Jeremy Gray joins us to tell us what the plans are, what the opportunity is, and where he thinks the gold price is going.