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Newmont Mining strikes royalty deal with Canadian firm

If exercised and converted to common stock, the warrants Newmont received would take its total ownership stake in Maverix to 31 percent, the company said.
Credit: Rodriguez, Jacob
A file photo of gold pouring at ​Newmont Mining Corp.'s new mine in Long Canyon, Nevada.

DENVER BUSINESS JOURNAL - Denver-based gold company Newmont Mining is trading its royalties and future purchase contracts to a Canadian business in exchange for a 28 percent ownership interest in the company and $17 million.

Newmont (NYSE: NEM) announced the partnership deal with Maverix Metals Inc. (TSX: MMX) on Tuesday.

The gold and copper mining giant is selling to Maverix a portfolio of royalties from 54 precious metals, Newmont announced.

That comes in exchange for the $17 million cash. Newmont also gets 60 million shares of Maverix common stock — worth $98.4 million at Maverix's mid-day trading price of $1.64 per share Tuesday — plus warrant for another 10 million shares.

Read more about this at the Denver Business Journal.

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