Companies and Properties Data

Executives and Directors

Current and historical company Directors and Executives (Content limited to only companies listed on a North American trading exchange):

• Includes job title (position), status, year the individual became an executive and/or director
• Bios available for each director

Enhanced Financials

• View and analyze a company’s financial performance using the quick overview table or the detailed income statement, balance sheet, cash flow and earnings/operations ratios
• Charts for key fundamentals are available

Capital Raisings

Capital raisings are a barometer of the mining industry.

• Check daily to find out the amount and who is raising capital for exploration, development, working capital or debt retirement. Are the equities flow through or non-flow through and do they have warrants attached and at what price?
• Using the visual chart, understand spend rates by comparing capital raisings against cash & equivalents on a quarterly or annual basis
• Visualize and compare details, including:
• Proposed and Final amount
• Status, Agents, Activities, Properties

Mergers and Acquisitions

• Easily compare where companies are buying assets through property or corporate acquisitions or divesting of their assets
• Compare using four sets of analytics that are accessible in individual tabs; Overview, Assets, Financial and Valuation. Compare datasets, including:
• Total acquisition cost
• Method of consideration; cash or shares or both
• What assets were purchased and what were the reserves & resources
• In situ value of the assets at the time of purchase
• Amount paid for each commodity
• Value per unit metal as a percent of the commodity price

Options and Royalties

• Search for and analyze by company or property what options* and royalties** have been granted.
• Compare the properties that a company has an option on including expiry date, option amount and detailed notes.
• Compare royalties on properties by type, start date, expiry date and detailed notes.

* An option on a property happens when a company with no current interest enters into an agreement with the owners to receive a defined interest in the property after it has made cash and/or share payments at regular intervals.

** A royalty is the amount of compensation paid to the owner of a property which is commercially producing or by the operator. Common types of royalties are Net Smelter Return (NSR), Net Profit Interest (NPI) and Gross Overriding Royalty (GORR).