In a space where cash flow is king, Vox Royalty (VOX.V; VOXCF.OTC) has just posted back-to-back quarters of record revenue.

And with six producing royalties and another four due by end of 2023, this undervalued royalty play is primed for big growth just ahead.

Dear Fellow Investor,

It’s great when a company delivers on and exceeds great expectations.

That’s certainly the case for Vox Royalty Corp. (VOX.V; VOXCF.OTC), which began in the 2010s with a goal of becoming a best-in-class royalty company.

Today, Vox is well on its way to achieving its goal, having put together a company with no less than 59 royalties so far, including six producing royalties.

As you’re about to see, Vox has made a key acquisition in Q2 2022 that should increase its cash flow substantially.

Its good work is showing up in the numbers, with consecutive quarters of record revenues and more revenue increases likely on the way.

And yet, despite all this success, the company continues to trade at bargain levels relative to peers, making now a great time to consider adding Vox Royalty to your portfolio.

Immediate Cash Flow From An Exciting New Royalty

A key component of the investment argument for Vox is its recent acquisition of a cash-flowing royalty on the Wonmunna iron ore mine in Western Australia.

Vox bought an uncapped 1.25%-1.50% sliding scale gross revenue royalty over the Wonmunna mine in Q2 2022.

The mine is a key part of operator Mineral Resources’ Utah Point Hub in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

Wonmunna is already operating at a 5 million tonnes per annum (“tpa”) rate…but that rate is potentially set to more than double, based on an approved expansion proposal by Mineral Resources.

The mine may now look to increase its annual production rate to up to 13.5 million tpa, an increase which would flow directly to Vox’s bottom line.

Back-To-Back Record Quarters

As mentioned, that top line has been robust for Vox recently. Thanks to back-to-back quarters of record revenues, the company has posted year-to-date revenues of $3.2 million.

That impressive performance has flowed through to the profitability of the company, with Vox posting $1.4 million of gross profit in the most recent quarter and $2.6 million in gross profit for the first half of the year.

By the end of the year, Vox has provided guidance on revenues between $7.8 million and $9.4 million.

And all this revenue is set for a company that has low overhead, thanks to its status as a royalty play.

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More Growth Straight Ahead

The growth is likely to continue for Vox into 2023, as it adds another four producing royalties to the six it currently has generating cash.

Those include:

• An expansion of the Janet Ivy project coming online

• The Otto Bore project coming online

• Toll-treatment opportunities with its Bulgera and Bulong projects

These are valuable projects with clear plans in place to be up and running by next year.

Most important: These soon to be cash-flowing royalties will keep Vox on a path of explosive growth in the months ahead.

Primed For A Re-Rating

It’s apparent that Vox is in position to reap a substantial reward for all the work it has done.

Weakness in the broader gold market has depressed the stocks of most companies in the sector, but that weakness should turn to strength quickly when the gold market rebounds.

That’s especially true of royalty companies like Vox, which thanks to low operating costs, tend to be excellent hedges against inflation. In addition, if history is any guide, royalty companies will be the first to rise when the gold market pivots again to bull mode.

But Vox offers a particular advantage not available in other royalty companies: It’s considerably undervalued in comparison to other royalty companies out there.

And it’s growing: With 59 royalties under its belt, the company has already proven it has the deal-flow and capability to add more royalties as opportunities present themselves.

Add in the new producing royalties ready to spin out cash flow in the next 12-18 months, and you have a company that looks significantly undervalued at current trading levels.

If you’re looking for an undervalued investment primed for a re-rating…and to be among the first to move when the gold market revives…you’d be hard pressed to find a better one than Vox Royalty.

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