TORONTO, Aug. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- “This quarter, we began recognizing revenue from our royalty interest in the Borborema Gold Project, signaling the start of a new, recurring revenue stream. While still early days, this milestone reflects tangible progress toward our strategy of building a more cash-generative business,” said Jonathan Goodman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dundee Corporation. “With recurring cash flow now beginning to support our core cost base, we are in a stronger position to allocate capital toward growth, which reinforces our ability to drive shareholder value.”
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Will the addition of royalty income lead to an upward revision of the company's dividend policy or share repurchase plans?
How will the inaugural royalty revenue from the Borborema Gold Project affect Dundee Corporation's cash flow and earnings guidance?
What is the expected timeline for the royalty stream to become a material contributor to the company's recurring revenue?
How does the new royalty revenue compare to Dundee's existing cost base and operating expenses?
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