Gestalt is being built to do one thing exceptionally well: consolidate a fragmented corner of the natural resources market into a single, disciplined royalty platform—and then exit within a defined 36–60 month window. We believe the next cycle in critical minerals and precious metals will reward companies that can move quickly, allocate capital intelligently, and create institutional-grade scale without inheriting the operating risks that tend to derail traditional mining ventures.

Our strategy is straightforward by design. Gestalt will bring together 16 international, producing mining royalty companies focused on critical minerals and precious metals. “Producing” is the key word: we are targeting royalties already tied to active, cash-flowing operations, not distant exploration stories. Royalties offer a compelling structure because they provide exposure to commodity upside while minimizing the day-to-day operational complexity of running mines. In practice, this means the portfolio is built around revenue participation and long-life assets, with diversification across jurisdictions, operators, and commodities to reduce single-point risk.

Why consolidation now? Because royalty businesses are often strong in isolation but underappreciated at smaller scale. Many are sub-scale, lightly followed, and capital constrained—yet they can be immediately more valuable when combined into a larger, more liquid vehicle with unified governance, consistent reporting, and a coherent capital markets narrative. Gestalt’s role is to create that platform: to aggregate quality cash-flowing royalties, standardize oversight, optimize cost structures, and present a consolidated entity that can command a premium valuation relative to the sum of its parts.

The “Gestalt” name reflects the thesis: the whole should be worth more than the pieces. By consolidating 16 international royalty companies, we intend to deliver a clearer investment proposition—one that institutions and strategic acquirers can evaluate quickly. We see clear, repeatable value creation levers in consolidation: improved access to capital, a stronger negotiating position for new royalty acquisitions, broader market visibility, and the potential to improve valuation multiples through scale, simplicity, and reliability of cash flows.

Most importantly, Gestalt is designed with an explicit time horizon. This is not an indefinite holding company. We are building with a clear 36–60 month exit strategy from day one, aligned with disciplined milestones and tangible de-risking steps. Potential exit pathways include a strategic sale to a larger royalty group, a merger with a scaled platform seeking immediate diversification, or a public-market transaction once scale and liquidity justify it.

Gestalt’s value is consolidation with intent: acquire producing royalty cash flows across critical minerals and precious metals, assemble them into a single investable platform, and execute a defined exit—efficiently, transparently, and on schedule.