Metals Royalty Co. Finalizes $132.5M Royalty Acquisition with $78M Private Placement at Discount, Registers Over 61M Shares for Resale

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Metals Royalty Co. finalized a $132.5 million royalty acquisition, funded by a $78.06 million private placement at a 13.27% discount and a $50 million secured loan, while registering over 61 million shares for resale, creating significant dilution and market overhang.

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• Royalty Acquisition Finalized

  The company is acquiring a 1.0% index-priced gross production revenue royalty for $132.5 million, consisting of $125 million in cash and $7.5 million in common shares.

• Significant Private Placement

  6,004,330 common shares were sold in a private placement at $13.00 per share, raising approximately $78.06 million. This represents a 13.27% discount to the current market price and adds 10.90% dilution to existing shares.

• New Secured Term Loan

  A senior secured term loan of up to $51.81 million (net $50 million) at 9.00% interest was secured to help fund the acquisition and for general working capital.

• Massive Share Resale Registration

  A total of 61,065,443 common shares, including all existing shares and the newly issued private placement shares, are registered for resale by various shareholders, creating a substantial market overhang.

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This prospectus supplement finalizes the terms and pricing of a significant capital raise and share resale, following the acquisition agreement disclosed in the May 6, 2026 6-K filing. Metals Royalty Co. is acquiring a $132.5 million royalty interest, funded by a combination of a $78.06 million private placement and a $50 million secured term loan. The private placement involves issuing 6,004,330 common shares at $13.00 per share, representing a notable 13.27% discount to the current market price. This equity raise is highly dilutive, adding approximately 10.90% to the existing share count. Furthermore, the company is registering a total of 61,065,443 common shares for resale by existing and new shareholders, which includes the entire existing float of 55,061,113 shares plus the newly issued private placement shares. This massive potential overhang, representing over 110% of the current outstanding shares, is likely to exert significant downward pressure on the stock price. While the royalty acquisition could be a strategic growth move, the substantial dilution, discounted pricing, increased debt, and immense selling pressure from the registered shares present considerable risks for investors.