Wheaton Precious Metals’ silver linings playbook
Wheaton Precious Metals president and chief executive, Randy Smallwood. (
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Earlier this year, Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX,NYSE,LSE: WPM) had a bigger market cap than Telus (TWSX:T), which is typically British Columbia’s largest or second-largest publicly traded company.
A gold and silver bull run had spiked the Vancouver company’s share price to $75 on July 27, pushing its market cap slightly above Telus’ $32 billion.
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That gold and silver fever broke, and the company’s share price has since settled down to around $52. That is still well above a previous share price peak of $40 in 2016.
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Company ) notes that its annual general meeting of shareholders was held on Wednesday December 9, 2020. All items of business set forth in its information circular were approved by shareholders. Five directors were elected: Rory Quinn, Martin Pawlitschek, Grant Wechsel, Vince Sorace and Steven Butler, further details of which are included below. I would like to officially welcome Steve Butler to the Board of Directors for E79 Resources as well as welcome all new Directors, said Rory Quinn, E79 s President and Chief Executive Officer. Steve is a superb addition to our team. He s visited hundreds of mining operations around the world in his due diligence capacity as a senior precious metals mining analyst and he ll help E79, in his oversight capacity, to advance its exploration plans and present its technical and corporate activities to the market. I would also like to offer an enthusiastic welcome to Gavin Cooper as the new