KGL Secures US$300m Wheaton Streaming Deal for Jervois Copper Mine

KGL Resources Limited ( (AU:KGL) ) has provided an update.

KGL Resources has secured a US$300 million precious metals streaming agreement with Wheaton Precious Metals to help fund construction and development of its Jervois Copper Project in Australia. The deal, Wheaton’s first streaming transaction in the country, is limited to the Jervois tenements and leaves KGL’s copper output unencumbered.

The package comprises a US$275 million upfront stream, including a US$32 million early deposit and US$243 million in milestone-linked tranches, plus a US$25 million cost overrun facility, providing flexible, U.S. dollar funding tied to U.S. dollar revenues. KGL is now finalising plant construction scope, updating the project’s cost and production outlook, and pursuing additional funding and offtake arrangements, with Wheaton also committing to participate in a future equity raise linked to the mine’s financing.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:KGL) stock is a Hold with a A$0.18 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on KGL Resources Limited stock, see the AU:KGL Stock Forecast page.

More about KGL Resources Limited

KGL Resources Limited is an Australian minerals company focused on developing the Jervois Copper Project in the Northern Territory. The project targets copper production with silver and gold by-products, positioning KGL to supply into a tightening global copper market while retaining full exposure to copper price upside.

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