Overview
Headquarters
McKinleyville, CALIFORNIA
From humble beginnings, with a shovel and some bags, as the first exclusively coco fiber based soil company in California, Royal Gold has become the gold standard in coco fiber growing mediums. In less than a decade we have grown into one of the largest (and most reputable) names in coco fiber, coco-soils, and soilless mixes. Occupying Nearly 15 acres in the heart of Humboldt County California, Royal Gold has redefined the expectation of quality in bagged and bulk soil products. With unprecedented quality control standards, and unparalleled oversight, on in house manufacturing, Royal Gold strives for excellence in everything we do. As we continue to develop a sustainable and efficient manufacturing process, we provide competitively priced products with outstanding customer service. As an industry leader, we continue to evolve, from our top quality Coco Fiber soils to our premium live earthworm castings, Royal Gold is the first choice in soil and soil conditioners for an improved garden. Royal Gold deals only with royalty. Rather than operating gold mines, the company buys the right to collect royalties from mine operators. This strategy allows Royal Gold to minimize its exposure to the costs of mineral exploration and development. More than one-third of the company's revenue comes from its royalty interests related to the Cortez Pipeline Mining Complex, a project in Nevada, operated by Barrick; the Robinson mine operated by Quadra accounts for 24%. Royal Gold holds royalty stakes in other producing properties elsewhere in the Americas, as well as in Africa. The company also owns interests in exploration- and development-stage projects in the US and in Argentina, Finland, and Russia. Royal Gold loves royalties. Rather than operating gold mines, the company buys the right to collect royalties and stream finance (a purchase arrangement that provides, in exchange for an upfront deposit, the right to purchase metal production from a mine, at a price determined for the term of the agreement) from mine operators. This approach allows Royal Gold to minimize its exposure to the costs of mineral exploration and development. It owns some 35 producing properties, about 15 development stage properties, and approximately 130 exploration stage properties. Its operations in Canada accounts for roughly 40% of sales. Try D&B Hoovers Free Royal Gold loves royalties. Rather than operating gold mines, the company buys the right to collect royalties and stream finance (a purchase arrangement that provides, in exchange for an upfront deposit, the right to purchase metal production from a mine, at a price determined for the term of the agreement) from mine operators. This approach allows Royal Gold to minimize its exposure to the costs of mineral exploration and development. It owns some 35 producing properties, about 15 development stage properties, and approximately 130 exploration stage properties. Its operations in Canada accounts for roughly 40% of sales.
