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Silver Wheaton is the largest precious metal streaming company in the world. The company has entered into a number of agreements where, in exchange for an upfront payment, it has the right to purchase, at a low fixed cost, all or a portion of the silver and/or gold production from several high-quality mines located in politically stable regions around the globe. Silver Wheaton currently has streaming agreements for 22 operating mines and 7 development stage projects. The company's growth profile is driven by a portfolio of world-class assets, including precious metal and gold streams on Hudbay's Constancia project and Vale's Salobo and Sudbury mines. Silver Wheaton's unique business model creates significant shareholder value by providing:
Leverage to increases in the price of silver and gold;Additional growth through the acquisition of new streams;A dividend yield, which has the potential to grow over time; and,Participation in the exploration success of the mines underlying its current agreements.Silver Wheaton offers these benefits while at the same time reducing many of the downside risks faced by traditional mining companies. In particular, Silver Wheaton offers its investors both capital and operating cost certainty. Other than its initial upfront payment, Silver Wheaton typically has no ongoing capital or exploration costs. Furthermore, its operating costs have historically been fixed at approximately US$4 per ounce of silver and US$400 per ounce of gold produced, allowing shareholders to benefit from strong margin growth in a rising silver and gold price environment.
The company has an experienced management team with a strong track record of success, and is well positioned for further growth.