Opinions
Dennis da Silva
Osisko Gold Royalties Ltd.
OR-T
COMMENT
Mar 04, 2024
Stock price when the opinion was issued
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Despite small stakes in other divisions, an almost-pure play on royalties and streaming in 99% precious metals. Well diversified. Prospects to grow assets organically by 10-12% per annum. After 8 years, smashed through resistance last month. In his momentum fund. Gold is pushing toward fresh highs. Yield is 1.02%.
(Analysts’ price target is $24.56)Good company. Royalties from a lot of NA mines, not foreign jurisdictions. Royalty space doesn't have to deal with higher costs of being an operator, it gets paid regardless. Gold should start outperforming consistently for the next couple of years. USD will eventually trail down, as rates are not being hiked as aggressively. Yield is 1.33%.
(Analysts’ price target is $25.25)It is a gold royalty company. It has had issues but now has a new CEO who has cleaned up a lot of management conflicts. He likes the management group now as well as the assets of the company. This is a catalyst for the stock. It can grow organically by 50% over the next 3 to 4 years and is trading just over its NAV so is inexpensive. Gold has broken out. Buy 11 Hold 3 Sell 0
(Analysts’ price target is $25.16)
Not to be confused with Osisko Mining, OR-T is a pure-play royalies streamer in precious metals, and minerals have been hot on the TSX so far this year. OR-T is up nearly 19% or three-fold the Toronto index's performance. As gold makes new highs almost every day, OR continues to shine. It trades just over its NAV, so it's cheap. It pays only a 1.11% dividend, so income investors will stay away
The new CEO is cleaning house. They have a dual mandate of being a royalty company and owning pieces of junior mining companies. They finally cut themselves loose from Osisko Mining through a secondary offering, and will sell their stake in Osisko Development to become a pure royalty company. The market wants this. They have a great development pipeline, a strong balance sheet and financing.