An Iron Ore Royalty

WITH DIVERSIFIED MERCHANT BANKING SUBSIDIARIES

Our Royalty

Generating revenue from a Canadian mining lease

What We Do
We hold a net revenues royalty interest on iron ore shipped from the Scully Iron Ore mine. In addition, we have multiple merchant banking projects - including our regulated bank subsidiary - around the world.
C$28.5M
Gross Royalties (2022)
7.0%
Net Revenue Royalty

Est. 1956

Unearth Prosperity

Our steadfast commitment to iron ore in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

1956

The local government in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, leases out the land for the Scully Iron Ore mine for a 100-year term, laying the foundation for a valuable and enduring asset.

2019

A new chapter began for Scully Royalty as the leaseholder of the Scully Iron Ore mine. The mine's new operator re-commenced mining operations and celebrated its first seaborne vessel shipment of iron ore concentrate, marking a milestone of growth and value creation for Scully Royalty.

2024

Scully Royalty continues to generate stable revenue streams through the Scully Iron Ore mine. The mine boasts a capacity of six million tonnes per annum and produces a premium iron ore product with Fe content exceeding 65%.

2055

Looking ahead, Scully Royalty remains committed to enhancing shareholder value and maximizing earnings through its iron ore royalty interest until the lease agreement expires in 2055.

Strategic Ownership, Lasting Value

Scully Royalty's interest in the Scully Iron Ore mine drives revenue and maximizes earnings. Our dedication to enhancing shareholder value is at the forefront of our operations.

Latest Information

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News
Scully Royalty Sadly Announces the Passing of Director Indrajit Chatterjee
Scully Royalty Ltd. announces the passing of director Indrajit Chatterjee. Condolences to his family. His guidance will be missed.
August 2, 2024
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