Elemental Royalty Corp
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See all $ELE insider activity →Endesa reported Q3 2026 earnings with EBITDA of €1.3B, down 12% YoY, and net income of €492M, down 27% YoY but 4% above consensus. The company maintained its full-year net income guidance of over €2.4B. Renewables and conventional generation EBITDA declined, while customers and networks divisions showed growth. Net debt rose 9% QoQ to €11.2B.
Endesa SA reported higher earnings and revenue for the first nine months of 2026. Net income rose to EUR 1.962 billion from EUR 1.711 billion a year ago. The company reaffirmed its annual ordinary net profit outlook of over EUR 2.400 billion for 2026.
Elemental Royalty Corp (ELE) completed an $188M acquisition of four assets from Orion, paying cash and issuing shares. The deal includes Ruby Hill, Granite Creek, Kouroussa, and La Negra. ELE's shares outstanding increased to 76.47M. A fifth asset, Snowy River, may close in Q1 2027. ELE also expanded its credit facility to $250M with a 3-year term. Operators of acquired assets provided updates on their projects.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 6 news stories mentioning ELE (Elemental Royalty Corp). Coverage has skewed bullish: 4 bullish, 1 neutral, and 1 bearish.
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Earnings miss on profit and EBITDA may pressure the stock.
Earnings beat and outlook reaffirmation
The deal expands Elemental's asset base and could improve earnings, but share dilution may temper upside.
Deal adds significant assets and debt, likely boosting future production but pressuring balance sheet.
The deal expands production assets and increases leverage, influencing ELE's valuation.
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Endesa reported Q3 2026 earnings with EBITDA of €1.3B, down 12% YoY, and net income of €492M, down 27% YoY but 4% above consensus. The company maintained its full-year net income guidance of over €2.4B. Renewables and conventional generation EBITDA declined, while customers and networks divisions showed growth. Net debt rose 9% QoQ to €11.2B.
2 min readEndesa SA reported higher earnings and revenue for the first nine months of 2026. Net income rose to EUR 1.962 billion from EUR 1.711 billion a year ago. The company reaffirmed its annual ordinary net profit outlook of over EUR 2.400 billion for 2026.
2 min readElemental Royalty Corp (ELE) completed an $188M acquisition of four assets from Orion, paying cash and issuing shares. The deal includes Ruby Hill, Granite Creek, Kouroussa, and La Negra. ELE's shares outstanding increased to 76.47M. A fifth asset, Snowy River, may close in Q1 2027. ELE also expanded its credit facility to $250M with a 3-year term. Operators of acquired assets provided updates on their projects.
2 min readMining executives discussed their strategies at the Precious Metals Summit. Elemental Royalty (ELE) announced a $290M acquisition, First Majestic Silver (AG) outlined succession plans, and Heliostar Metals (HSTR) detailed its Ana Paula gold mine project. Gold prices have fallen 18% since January, testing these plans. Each company aims to grow while improving returns per share.
3 min readElemental Royalty (ELE) agreed to acquire five streams and royalties for $290M, including $200M in cash and $90M in shares. Three assets generate cash flow, with expected additional 1,500 GEOs in 2026. The deal is expected to close in Q4 2026, with Snowy River potentially closing in Q1 2027. ELE's Q2 revenue was $23.8M, with $15.5M in operating cash flow. The acquisition may expand cash generation but comes with financing and dilution risks.
3 min readMining industry is experiencing a generational shift as younger executives take leadership roles. At the Precious Metals Summit, CEOs from Elemental Royalty (ELE), First Majestic Silver (AG), and Heliostar Metals (HSTR) discussed their strategies. Elemental announced a $290M acquisition, First Majestic outlined succession plans, and Heliostar aims to build a new gold mine. Gold prices have fallen 18% since January, testing these plans.
8 min readElemental Royalty Corporation (ELE) announced a US$290M acquisition of a precious metals royalty portfolio from Orion, expected to boost revenue and NAV per share. The company also divested its Generation Business to Carlin East, reducing costs and simplifying structure. Management changes include David M. Cole stepping down as CEO to lead Carlin East, with Frederick Bell taking over as Elemental's CEO.
6 min readElemental Royalty Corporation (ELE) completed its $239M acquisition of Vizsla Royalties Corp. (VROY), gaining royalties on the Panuco silver-gold project in Mexico. The deal adds 2% to 3.5% NSR royalties on a project with a 9-year mine life. Elemental paid C$82M in cash and issued 8.1M shares. ELE shares were down 3.21% to C$28.33, while VROY shares fell 2.74% to C$4.25.
2 min readElemental Royalty Corporation (ELE) received Mexican antitrust approval for its acquisition of Vizsla Royalties Corp. (VROY). The deal grants Elemental royalties on Vizsla Silver Corp.'s Panuco project. Elemental expects to close the transaction soon, pending conditions. The acquisition is anticipated to enhance Elemental's portfolio with significant royalties.
2 min readElemental Royalty Corporation (NASDAQ: ELE) reported Q2 2026 revenue of US$23.8 million, record GEOs of 5,248, operating cash flow of US$15.5 million, and adjusted EBITDA of US$17.4 million. H1 2026 revenue was US$48.1 million with 10,231 GEOs. The company declared a US$0.03 dividend, repurchased shares, and said it is on track for 17,000-21,000 GEOs guidance for 2026.
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