Aus "theaureport":
"KAL: I just launched coverage on Americas Bullion Royalty Corp. (AMB:TSX), formerly known as Golden Predator Corp. The company has had a royalty portfolio for a while, but it only just shifted its focus onto it. It's no wonder why. Americas Bullion has one of the highest quality royalty portfolios out there of the juniors, in our view. It has good operators, Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX:TSX; ABX:NYSE) and Midway Gold Corp. (MDW:TSX.V; MDW:NYSE.MKT), which is ex-Newmont Mining Corp. (NEM:NYSE) management. These royalties are located in Nevada, which mitigates political risk and all the royalties could be paid in kind, which avoids currency risk.
TGR: How does a junior explorer that's looking for precious metals deposits in the Yukon all of a sudden become a royalty play?
KAL: There's still some promise that the Yukon could get some mines into production—there are some success cases there—but it's not an easy operating environment. Americas Bullion decided that it could not be stagnant in the current market environment. The company has to adapt to what investors are looking at right now. It's easier for investors to look at royalty companies over producers, especially given their outperformance by such a wide margin over the last few years. It is a change in focus for Americas Bullion, but it's a good change that's better suited to a market environment where investors want less risk and lower capex.
TGR: When are we going to see Americas Bullion generating cash flow?
KAL: Some of its major royalties start to produce in 2014. It could have as much as $6M in revenue in 2015, and double that by 2017, all with wide operating margins as is the case in the royalty space."
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/...orts+03%2F08%2F2013+14%3A52%3A39
Interessant ist auch das Stockhouse-Bullboard:
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboards/amb?s=AMB&t=LIST
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