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SEC filingGold Royalty Corp. reported a net income of $1.8 million for Q1 2026, driven by record revenue of $7.2 million and the acquisition of an additional 1.5% NSR royalty on the Borborema Mine, while also upsizing its credit facility to $125 million with improved terms.
Gold Royalty Corp.’s Q1 2026 results mark a material inflection point: the company delivered its first quarterly net income ($1.8M) since at least Q1 2025, reversing a $1.2M loss year-over-year. This turnaround was driven by a 129% surge in GAAP revenue to $7.2M — the highest on record — fueled by new cash flow contributions from recently activated assets (Borborema, Pedra Branca, Côté Gold, Vareš) and elevated commodity prices. Notably, County Line Mine’s commencement of production triggered a $1.1M reclassification of royalty assets into the production-stage category, signaling portfolio maturation. The $45M Borborema royalty acquisition — structured as $30M cash plus 3.57M shares — expands exposure to a high-potential Brazilian asset with tiered, time-limited NSR economics and introduces joint venture accounting treatment due to Taurus’s 49.9978% co-investment. Concurrently, the credit facility amendment strengthens financial flexibility: the $125M revolver (with $25M accordion) and 25-basis-point rate reduction lower funding costs and extend maturity to November 2028. Management attributes record Adjusted EBITDA ($7.0M, +318% YoY) to both organic portfolio performance and strategic capital deployment — underscoring execution against its 'royalty generator' model. With no forward guidance disclosed, investors should monitor upcoming operator updates (e.g., Odyssey shaft progress, REN development) and potential near-term monetization of newly acquired interests.