The BIGGEST Mining Shake-up in the Last 20 Years

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Published 2024-04-03

In today's episode, Jay is joined by Rob McLeod, President and CEO of Nations Royalty. Nations Royalty is pioneering the largest majority Indigenous-owned public company in the mining sector. The conversation centers around how the company is pioneering the groundbreaking business model that leverages Indigenous-owned royalties to revolutionize the mining industry, promising not just financial returns but also empowerment and economic reconciliation for Indigenous communities across Canada.

Nations Royalty
Website: nationsroyalty.ca/home
Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/nations-royalty
Address: Suite 3123, 595 Burrard Street, Vancouver, British Columbia
V7X 1J1, Canada

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0:00 Intro
1:22 The Impact of Streaming in Mining
7:02 Why Share Royalties?
8:39 The Benefits of Royalty Agreements
14:01 The Untapped Royalty Market
20:47 The Genesis of Nations Royalty
25:35 Nations Royalty: The Path to Indigenous Economic Empowerment
29:58 Nations Royalty Acquires Nisga'a Royalties

Disclaimer: Nations Royalty has paid for this video production. Questions are not exchanged prior to the interview and it is ultimately the discretion of the Jay Martin Show as to how the interview gets published.

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All Comments (14)

@paw3398 3 months ago

It’s not often I watch a video and think “wow” what a good idea!
@prophetradio 3 months ago

Great Work Rob!
@martinbernard-vp6zv 3 months ago

Wokism leads to entitlement and the lawyers find a way to capitalize on it.
@theredscourge 3 months ago

I enjoy the irony of the fact that there are American native bands that came to Canada because US wouldn't recognize them, then the feds gave them land, and they will have royalties on it, because reasons
@thethamic 3 months ago

So, why I don’t own a single royalty company again? 😏 have a ton of juniors. I will check that space again and definitely follow nations royalty. Thanks Jay 🙏🏼
@jolgas 2 months ago

Great video ...have already loaded up
@markburuma511 3 months ago

Hi Jay. Great video. Could u do a video with tier one silver? Thanks
@friarnewborg9213 2 months ago

This gets away (a bit) from Govt interference, and can advance the understanding of FREE ENTERPRIZE amongst Indigenous People/ Won't be easy, but could be the beginning of a very productive chapter
@robertk1834 3 months ago

Lets go Ascot!
@802Leith 3 months ago

Brilliant how to get an early piece
@trevorhayward8327 3 months ago

Is this listed on the TSX?
@HagarTheHODLer 3 months ago

👍
@djw5454 3 months ago

This is so patronizing, I am sure in the end they really have these “natives” best interests in mind…