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Franco-Nevada Corp. (FNV.TO)

281.30

+2.65 (0.95%)

as of Jul 17, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 18, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 6 opinions in the last 12 months.

Franco-Nevada Corp. (FNV) has emerged as a key player in the royalty sector, primarily focused on precious and base metals, alongside some oil and gas interests. Analysts highlight its remarkable growth of 44% annually over the past decade, projecting a stable yield of 0.84%. With significant catalysts on the horizon, including a growing backlog expected to materialize in the coming years, the company is viewed as solid due to its lack of operational risk and debt. Amidst fluctuating gold performance, analysts recommend maintaining a strategic allocation of precious metals in investment portfolios, advocating for a 10% exposure to gold, with FNV being a favored choice. Overall, FNV is perceived as a strong long-term investment, although concerns about future sustainability at current price levels are noted.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Fair Value

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TOP PICK

Streaming/royalty gold company. Gives you exposure to gold without the worry of the cost of digging it out or the environment or political risks. Gives between .05%-4% royalty on the production of the mines. Pays a monthly dividend which they have been raising consistently. 1.25% yield.

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BUY

Great company. Streaming company that has gold, silver and a couple of other metals. Pays a steady dividend. Well run. This is one that you can buy and ride the precious metals wave quite nicely.

DON'T BUY

Eliminating mining risks through a royalty program is a brilliant idea. The problem is, they are expensive. Starting to look at this one.

TOP PICK

Gold. Held on very nicely during the volatility. Steady cash flow grower. Dividend continues to increase.

DON'T BUY

Had owned this some time ago until he felt it was getting pricey. Have always had great respect for this company and its ability to do things cleverly but still feels it is a bit pricey.

DON'T BUY

Rotating out of Goldcorp (G-T) and into Franco Nevada (FNV-T) for the dividend? This would be a big mistake. His model price for Franco Nevada is $26.31, a negative 27%. Very expensive stock. GoldCorp’s model price is $52.16, an 8% upside.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 9/10. Up 20.22%.)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick July 9/10. Up 18.51%.) Gold. A royalty company and get .05% and 4% to 5% of every ounce of gold, platinum and silver that gets produced. Have a bunch of new mines coming on stream. Even if the price of gold does nothing they will have growth in earnings.

TOP PICK

On this one you don't care what the cost is on getting gold out because it is a royalty play. You get a royalty on every single ounce that is produced. About 1% yield. Putting about $350 million into a new mine in BC. Looking to increase exposure to gold although they have oil and base metals as well.

TOP PICK

Because of past deals, they should have growth of about 40% in cash flows over the next couple of years. Have significant amounts of cash and credit lines, which he expects will result in another deal.

WAIT

Normally gold runs from the 2nd week of July to the 1st week in January. Gold will probably go sideways until the summer.

BUY

Looking to acquire International Royalty (IRC-T). Very smart company that knows the industry very well. Great track record of adding value for shareholders.

COMMENT

People buying this stock think gold is going to be very much higher. If you are positive on gold, this is well run and a good royalty.

HOLD

(Market Call Minute.) A play on the gold sector with an overlay on the oil sector. Looking at gold to be flat or down for next summer.

DON'T BUY

Model price of $9.50. Wouldn’t touch with 10 Foot pole Kinross is coming back nicely.

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