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Ecora Resources, trading under the symbol ECOR-T, is currently perceived as the most affordable option among intermediate royalty companies, highlighted by its robust cash flow pipeline. Despite being based in London, where few royalty companies operate, Ecora's principal cash flow stems from coal, a sector that is increasingly out of favor. With anticipated declines in coal royalties over the next 3-5 years, market sentiment may overlook the company's impressive portfolio of diverse assets. Analysts suggest that the share price could either rise due to this hidden value or the company may attract interest as a potential acquisition target for a mid-tier or larger royalty company. With a yield of 4% and price targets around $2.43, Ecora's growth potential and attractive acquisition profile warrant investor attention.
Ecora Resources is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ECOR-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ECOR-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ECOR or ECOR-T
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On 2025-02-04, Ecora Resources (ECOR-T) stock closed at a price of $1.14.
Cheapest of the intermediate royalty companies, but best cashflow pipeline. Based in London UK and there aren't a lot of royalty companies there. Principal source of free cashflow is coal, decidedly out of favour. Royalties from coal will go down over next 3-5 years.
(Analysts’ price target is $2.43)The market's missing its wonderful portfolio of other assets. One of 2 things will happen. Either share price goes up, or it gets consolidated by another mid-tier, or larger, royalty company. Would make a wonderful tuck-in acquisition. Yield is 4%.