One of the world's largest gold-exposed companies listed in London in October, where its $18bn (£13b) market capitalisation has put it alongside Polyus Gold as one of the biggest precious metals players.
One of the world's largest gold-exposed companies listed in London in October, where its $22bn (£17b) market capitalisation has put it alongside Polyus Gold as one of the biggest precious metals players. Wheaton Precious Metals itself is not a miner, but a royalty and streaming operation. Its model has seen its earnings soar thanks to the gold bull market, and it also has silver and palladium exposure.
Resources writer Alex Hamer spoke to chief executive Randy Smallwood in October about gold's big year and why Wheaton has added a London listing.
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