Versamet Royalties (VMET) investor relations material

Business scale and portfolio quality

• Achieved $1 billion market cap in under four years, with 20,000 GEOs produced and $50 million revenue in H1 2026.

• Portfolio is 90% precious metals, with half of NAV from Canada and the US, and strong geographic diversification.

• Major shareholders include industry leaders and insiders holding 10%, aligning management with shareholder interests.

• 10 producing assets, each at the start of significant mine life extensions and expansions.

• Portfolio includes 29 assets, offering long-term optionality and underappreciated value.

Growth trajectory and key assets

• Revenue grew from $1 million in 2022 to $50 million in H1 2026, with production expected to double to 40,000 GEOs by 2028.

• Eskay Creek gold stream, acquired for $360 million, is the main growth catalyst, expected to add 10,000 GEOs annually from mid-2027.

• Other growth drivers include Rosh Pinah (Namibia), Kolpa (Mexico), Cuiú Cuiú (Brazil), Toega (Burkina Faso), El Pilar (Mexico), and Santa Rita (Brazil).

• Analyst consensus shows the company trades at 1/2 to 1/3 of industry average price-to-cash-flow multiples, with potential for re-rating as Eskay Creek comes online.

• Recent Nasdaq listing and index inclusions have increased liquidity and institutional ownership.

Asset strategy and M&A outlook

• Focus remains on precious metals, with opportunistic exposure to nickel and copper in familiar, transparent markets.

• Geographic focus is primarily the Americas, with selective investments in Africa where risk/reward is favorable.

• M&A is considered a potential growth lever, but only for value-accretive deals that enhance cash flow and asset quality.

• Typical deal size is $100–$250 million, with larger transactions like Eskay Creek being exceptions.

• Management and employees are significant shareholders, ensuring alignment with long-term value creation.