With an inflation hedge baked into its core business model, Vox Royalty Corp. (VOX.V; VOXCF.OTC) is an investment hack for the current environment.

The recent acquisition of the 36-million-ounce, gold-equivalent-resource-hosting Limpopo royalty in South Africa gives the company exposure to decades of potential cash flow.

Dear Fellow Investor,

Consumers and investors everywhere are feeling the tension right now when it comes to inflation.

Whether paying more at the pump, the grocery store, surging rents and home prices, or watching rising utility bills, just about everything in the world right now is seeing a significant price increase.

In fact, with so much uncertainty out there, it’s quite possible inflation is the only global inevitability right now.

Most investors, however, are yet to witness what inflation can do to an investment portfolio.

Commodities in particular have historically been a great way to hedge and capture inflation-linked upside in times like this, but it still leaves investors with the big question of where to invest capital in a complicated commodity investment landscape.

Get Exposure To Commodities From A Company That Generates The Right Kind Of Inflation Upside

Vox Royalty (VOX.V; VOXCF.OTC) is designed to be an investable asset in the form of a high growth precious metals royalty company that would excel in an inflationary environment.

With the basic idea ironed out in 2013, this was a period of time when inflation wasn’t exactly at the top of investors’ minds. Years later, Vox Royalty is fully primed and proven, having grown revenues and net asset value per share at a blistering pace. Based on a review of its peers and their respective charts, Vox Royalty was the top performing mining royalty stock in the entire ~$70 billion industry in 2021.

Vox Royalty provides the upside of rising commodity prices, yet because most of the 55 royalties in its portfolio are paid from a percentage of mineral production revenue, the increased operating costs afflicting mining companies do not impact Vox Royalty’s share of returns.

Therefore, you get the compounding benefit of new discoveries, additional resources, increases in production, all multiplied by a rising metal price…yet the operating costs of Vox Royalty don’t rise as much because of inflation.

The business model is inherently lacking the cost exposures that eat away at the margins of mining companies.

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Executing Royalty Deals That Offer Huge Upside: Limpopo’s 36-million-ounce gold-equivalent resource

Vox Royalty recently announced one of the most significant royalty acquisitions in the last decade.

The company announced that it has executed a binding agreement with a private South African prospector to acquire two platinum group metals ("PGM") royalties for total consideration of up to C$10.4 million.

The Limpopo acquisition includes a royalty over one of the largest previously producing PGM operations globally, with more than 36 million ounces of gold-equivalent resource covered under royalty.

Consider these advantages:

• Full surface and underground infrastructure in place at the Baobab operation, including a vertical shaft to 450 meters depth and a 90,000 tonne-per-month concentrator which is currently on short-term lease to Anglo American Platinum;

• A detailed feasibility study completed by Sibanye Stillwater in 2017 and in 2020 the feasibility study was reviewed and a conceptual level re-opening study for the Baobab Operation was completed, which demonstrated the financial viability of the restart project;

• A high-quality operating partner in Sibanye (current market capitalization US$12 billion), who currently manages five PGM and five gold operations in Sub-Saharan Africa as well as two PGM operations in Montana;

• Significant increases in Vox's exposure to “battery metals” such as rhodium, copper and nickel contained within the resource. In 2007, Lonmin plc produced 73,600 ounces of PGMs, along with 752 metric tonnes of nickel and 513 metric tonnes of copper, at the Limpopo Project; and…

• Near-term development potential with existing infrastructure in place and categorized in Sibanye's South Africa 2-5 year project development pipeline.

An Investment For These Inflationary Times

And Limpopo is just one of no less than 55 royalty assets in Vox’s portfolio. Right now, five of those are producing royalties and another 5 are expected to come online by late 2023, a pace that is likely to support analyst revenue growth expectations.

In addition, it should not surprise you if Vox keeps adding to its royalty portfolio — it is always on the lookout for attractively priced pre-production precious metals royalties to purchase.

Bottom line: Inflation is raging and investors everywhere are looking for the best ways to protect and grow their wealth.

With a business model that has an inflation hack built in, Vox Royalty is an opportune vehicle for the current environment.

As a cash-flowing, production-growing royalty play, Vox Royalty deserves your attention as an inflation outperformer and precious metals lever.

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