Forward Facing Metals, Both Precious and Critical – Sprott – 12.12.23

Summary:

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The global energy transition is changing the mining industry. Miners are shifting focus from a China-led commodity supercycle focused on industrialization and urbanization to a new cycle driven by clean energy and renewable energy technologies. Forward facing metals play a significant role in this dynamic. We uncover what are likely to be attractive investment opportunities in gold, silver, uranium, lithium, copper and more.

Join us for an exclusive webcast that will cover:

• Why are gold and silver future facing metals? Future facing metals are typically characterized by their scarcity, unique properties, and potential for innovation. Gold and silver have all three.
• Green tech has emerged as a primary demand vector for silver — including solar panel technology, electric vehicles and 5G cellular service.
• Energy sovereignty and security of commodity supplies are transforming U.S. industry as it expands its energy focus to include critical minerals, along with oil and fossil fuels.
• The West is moving to reshore and friendshore critical mineral supplies, speed up the development of mineral resources closer to home and bolster its domestic mining industry.
• We take a fresh look at energy sector allocations in portfolios.

Speakers:

Ryan McIntyre serves as Managing Partner at Sprott Inc. and Chief Executive Officer, Sprott Family Office and Senior Portfolio Manager at Sprott Asset Management USA, Inc. Mr. McIntyre brings more than 20 years of experience in the natural resources sector and was most recently the President of the gold royalty company Maverix Metals until its sale to Triple Flag Precious Metals, an Elliott Investment Management-backed company. Prior to joining Maverix, Mr. McIntyre spent 11 years with Tocqueville Asset Management, most recently as a Co-Portfolio Manager of the Tocqueville Gold Strategy. Mr. McIntyre began his career as an analyst and then associate focused on mergers and acquisitions in the metals and mining sector with Macquarie Bank from 2002-2006. Mr. McIntyre holds a Bachelor of Commerce with Distinction (majoring in finance) from Dalhousie University and an MBA from the Yale School of Management. He also holds the CFA designation.

Steve Schoffstall joined Sprott Asset Management as Director, ETF Product Management in April 2022 and has more than 18 years of experience in the ETF industry. In this role, Mr. Schoffstall leads the ETF product management team in the creation, launch and ongoing support of Sprott’s U.S.-listed ETFs.

Before joining Sprott, he was the Senior ETF Product Manager at ProShare Advisors, responsible for the firm’s flagship dividend growth suite, product launch initiatives, and lifecycle management for more than 200 ETFs and mutual funds. Before joining ProShare Advisors, Mr. Schoffstall held varying positions at Vanguard, which included responsibility for ETF product management and capital markets for the nation’s second-largest ETF issuer. Steve began his career at ProShare Advisors in the portfolio management group and was instrumental in launching the firm’s first ETFs while serving as the Commodities Portfolio Manager. Mr. Schoffstall earned his Bachelor of Science in Finance and MBA from Penn State University. He also holds a Series 7 license, administered by Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), and holds National Futures Association (NFA) licenses Series 3 and Series 30.

Ed Coyne* joined Sprott in January 2016 and has more than 25 years of investment management and sales experience. Mr. Coyne is the Host of Sprott Radio, a lively podcast series that provides in-depth intelligence on precious metals and energy transition investments, featuring subject matter experts.

Before joining Sprott, he was a Principal and Investment Specialist for 18 years at Royce & Associates, a small-cap value manager located in New York City and the investment adviser to The Royce Funds. Before joining Royce, Mr. Coyne worked with Zweig Mutual Funds and Neuberger Berman as a Regional Sales Director. He began his career at Reich & Tang, a provider of deposit, liquidity and cash management solutions for banks, broker-dealers, investment advisors, institutional investors and public entities. Mr. Coyne earned his Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies from the University of Missouri. He also holds a Series 7 license, administered by Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).

*Edward C. Coyne is a Registered Representative of Sprott Global Resources Investments Ltd.