Metalla Royalty & Streaming Ltd.

Well, Brett, it's great to have you here and introduce yourself to us, myself, and our audience.

For our audience, I do need to disclose that Brett and Metella have not paid for this interview.

I'm not currently a shareholder, so please do your due diligence.

While I'm not giving investment advice, I do encourage you to check out their story, reach out to Brett, and if you have any questions, I hope this interview helps you.

Talk me through the genesis of the company, how it came about, why you're now heading a royalty company.

If we go really far back, so about three years ago this time, I was still working at a company called Metalla.

I left the company to start my own business.

And starting from scratch, when you start a royalty business, there's a couple of things you want to check off.

I don't have an expression for this.

I probably should prepare something better.

But where you've got the G-Roys, you've got the Elementals, you've got the Metallas that are there.

So from a competitive positioning standpoint, yeah.

Kitco Mining on-site coverage of Mining Forum Americas is presented by Metalla Royalty and Streaming.

royalties and streams are no longer a dirty word.

Hello and welcome to Kitco Mining with me, Paul Harris, here at the 2026 Mining Forum Americas.

Joining me now is our sponsor, Brett Heath, CEO of Metalla Royalty and Streaming, which trades on the NYSE American under the ticker MTA.

Brett, welcome back to Kitco.

Yeah, thanks for having me, Paul.

The deleveraging profiles with these checks are still pretty significant for these companies, but is there capital there that's willing to fund it? Yes, but I think potentially we may see syndication for sure.

Okay.