Core Viewpoint - Gold Royalty Corp. has enhanced its cash flow profile and strengthened its balance sheet through the retirement of long-term fixed interest convertible debentures and an upsized credit facility with lower borrowing costs [1][3]. Upsized Credit Facility - The existing revolving credit facility has been increased to US$75 million, with an additional US$25 million available under certain conditions [1][4]. - The maturity of the facility has been extended to November 2028, and the interest rate has improved from SOFR plus a fixed 3.0% margin to a range of 2.5% to 3.5% based on the company's leverage ratio [2][5]. - The facility is available for general corporate purposes, acquisitions, and investments, and includes customary financial covenants [4][5]. Retirement of Convertible Debentures - The company completed an early redemption and conversion of its outstanding 10% convertible debentures, totaling US$40 million, which were issued in December 2023 [6][10]. - The early redemption rights were exercised immediately, allowing holders to convert their debentures to common shares at a price of US$1.75, a 20% premium to the 20-day volume-weighted average price at issuance [8][9]. - A total of 23,288,896 common shares were issued to debenture holders, eliminating the entire principal amount outstanding of the debentures [10]. Financial Impact - The CFO stated that the facility expansion and debenture retirement significantly improve the balance sheet, lower the cost of capital, and enhance liquidity, positioning the company for long-term growth [3]. - The initial US$31 million investment in the Borborema royalty has already generated US$7.2 million in cash flows, with commercial production achieved on schedule [3].