Exploring royalties

Why check this page

The Royalties page gives you a dedicated view of mining assets that have active royalty or streaming agreements.

Instead of researching individual assets one at a time, you can browse the wider royalty universe, compare the underlying assets, and then open an asset to see the royalty or streaming information connected to it.

This is especially useful when you want to understand where royalty exposure sits across different commodities, jurisdictions, lifecycle stages, or operators.

What you’ll see

The main table shows the underlying mining assets, along with useful context such as:

Commodity
Country
Phase and stage
Mine type
Deposit type
Primary company
Production data, where available

This gives you the asset context first, before you go deeper into the royalty or streaming agreements attached to it.

Viewing royalty and streaming details

Click the + beside any mining asset to expand the row.

The expanded section shows the royalty or streaming information associated with that asset, including:

Company
Role
Start Date
Interest
Details

A single mining asset can have several agreements associated with it, so expanding the row lets you see them together without leaving the page.

The Interest and Details fields give you more context around the agreement itself, including the type or level of interest and further information about what it covers.

Filtering the results

Click the Filters tab on the side of the page to narrow the list.

The available filters cover a broad range of mining and company data, including:

Commodities
Lifecycle and activity status
Asset and mine type
Geography
Reserves and resources
Production
Economics
Drilling
Primary company
Specific assets, companies, or Sets

This means you can move beyond simply browsing royalty-bearing assets and screen for something much more specific.

For example, you could narrow the page to producing gold assets in a particular country, or focus on assets associated with a particular company.

The results update as your filters are applied.

Searching, arranging, and exporting the table

Use the icons in the top-right corner of the page to manage the current view:

Search - find an asset in the table.
Configure Columns - choose which fields appear in the table.
Export - download the current table view.
Add to Pulse AI - send selected mining assets into Pulse AI for further analysis.

You can also sort table columns where sorting is available.

Using Royalties with Pulse AI

Use the checkboxes beside the mining assets you want to investigate, then click Add to Pulse AI.

Pulse AI opens with those assets already added as context, so you can ask questions across the selected group rather than researching each one separately.

For example, you might ask for the latest disclosures across the selected assets, compare their resource and reserve estimates, identify their operators, or look for recent drill results.

Opening the underlying asset

If you find an asset you want to investigate further, open its Asset card.

The Asset card brings together the broader context around that mining asset, including ownership and structure, mineral tenure, news and documents, drill results, reserves and resources, and production data where available.

This is useful when the royalty information has identified an interesting asset and you want to understand the operation behind it in more detail.

Actions you can take

From the Royalties page, you can:

Browse mining assets with active royalty or streaming agreements.
Expand an asset to view the agreements associated with it.
Filter the list using mining, company, geography, production, drilling, and other criteria.
Search and configure the table.
Select multiple assets and investigate them together in Pulse AI.
Export the current view.
Open an Asset card for deeper context.

Next steps

To understand the underlying operation behind a royalty or streaming agreement:
→ Read: Understanding Asset cards