Franco-Nevada Corporation

- Franco-Nevada International, a subsidiary, entered into a new credit facility of $500 million with an additional $250 million accordion option subsequent to Q1 2026, adding financial flexibility. - At the parent level, there is a $1.5 billion credit facility including an accordion. - Total available capital as of March 31, 2026, stood at $3.4 billion, consisting of $715 million cash, $1.5 billion credit facility, and $1.2 billion in liquid marketable securities. - There was no mention of planned new equity fundraising in the document. - The company prioritizes maintaining a strong balance sheet with flexible capital access and focuses on sustainable dividend growth rather than special dividends or aggressive new capital raising. - No explicit plans for future debt or equity fundraising were announced, but the new facilities provide capacity for potential growth or acquisitions.

- Newmont is investing approximately $2 billion over 4 years in the Yanacocha region for water management and community support to unlock deposits like Conga and Quilish. - Franco-Nevada continues to evaluate new projects and development opportunities, with a robust pipeline of business development activities. - They focus on adding good long-life assets to the portfolio as a priority for cash use. - Recent credit facilities added: $500 million with a $250 million accordion in Barbados subsidiary for financial flexibility, alongside $1.5 billion credit facility at parent level. - No specific special dividend planned; focus remains on sustainable and progressive dividends with capital directed towards acquisition and strategic investments. - Exploration potential exists within NPIs like Musselwhite, dependent on development decisions and capital deployed. - Ongoing monitoring and active participation in equity investments with companies like G Mining and Discovery Silver to support growth and upside.

- Stronger performance expected in the rest of 2026, with Q2 notably stronger than Q1. - Revenue growth driven by higher energy prices is anticipated, as increases in oil price positively impact energy-related revenue. - Key assets like Condestable and Casa Berardi, which had no deliveries in Q1, will contribute starting Q2. - Cote is expected to ramp up throughput progressively over the year. - Overall portfolio expected to show consistent or slightly increasing volumes quarter-over-quarter after Q2. - Diversified GEOs might fluctuate due to varied asset performance but trend toward growth with commodity price strength. - The company focuses on adding long-life assets to sustain growth rather than one-off earnings spikes. - Increased financial flexibility (new $500 million Barbados facility with $250 million accordion) supports growth and capital deployment.

- Franco-Nevada expects stronger quarters following Q1, with Q2 anticipated to be particularly robust due to higher energy prices positively impacting revenue. - Sequential quarter-over-quarter increases are expected as assets like Condestable, Casa Berardi, and Cote ramp up production. - The company anticipates consistent performance similar to Q2 for the remaining quarters of the year. - Growth is supported by diversified assets and acquisitions, including contributions from Cote and Porcupine. - The strengthening gold and silver prices, alongside rising oil prices (WTI hovering around $100/barrel), are expected to further boost earnings. - Adjusted net income showed a 123% increase in Q1; with current trends, management is optimistic about continued growth in operating earnings and profits through the rest of 2026.

The provided document does not explicitly mention current or expected orderbook or pending orders. However, key points related to business development opportunities and transactions include: - Franco-Nevada has a robust pipeline of business development opportunities and available capital of $3.4 billion. - The company is actively evaluating and pursuing deals with project developers, typically in the $200 million to $500 million range. - They are open to syndication for larger transactions to manage risk. - Recent transactions include mid-tier developers and deals like Orezone, i-80 Gold, and BHP’s Antamina stream sale. - The company sees value primarily in private transactions rather than acquisitions of other royalty companies. - There is potential for more precious metals stream sales inspired by BHP’s Antamina transaction. - Financial flexibility is enhanced by a recent $500 million credit facility in Barbados, supplemented by a $250 million accordion. No specific numerical orderbook or pending order figures are disclosed.