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- Sprott Inc. is a global asset management holding company specializing in precious metals and critical materials investments. The company offers a comprehensive range of investment products including physical bullion trusts such as physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium trusts; mining exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on precious metals and critical materials like uranium and copper; actively managed equity strategies; and private equity and debt strategies targeted at natural resource companies. Sprott also provides financing solutions through merchant banking and resource lending activities. Founded in 1981 by Eric Sprott and headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the company operates through distinct subsidiaries including Sprott Asset Management LP, Sprott Resource Lending Corp., and Sprott U.S. Holdings, Inc., with offices in Toronto, New York, Connecticut, and California. Sprott's shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol SII. The company manages over $31 billion in assets as of December 31, 2024, with a diversified portfolio across exchange-listed products, managed equities, and private strategies. Recent developments include sustained growth in assets under management despite market volatility, a $698 million net sales inflow in 2024 primarily within physical trusts and uranium and critical materials ETFs, and ongoing product innovation focusing on energy security and critical materials. Sprott continues to enhance its sales and marketing capabilities and has strategically emphasized new exchange-listed and actively managed critical materials strategies to leverage long-term trends in global trade realignment and energy security. This positions Sprott to capitalize on demand for materials produced in politically favorable jurisdictions and maintain its leadership in precious metals and natural resource investments. The firm remains committed to contrarian, innovative investment approaches aligned with partners, nurturing growth and delivering value to clients and shareholders internationally.
Company News
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Cerrado Gold Announces $10 Million Strategic Private Placement with Eric Sprott
Eric Sprott Boosts MAX Power Ownership to 24.35%
Gold Is Still Historically High. Is VanEck Gold Miners ETF or Sprott Gold Miners ETF the Better Way to Play Bullion's Strength?
Sprott Gold Miners ETF vs Global X Silver Miners ETF: Which Is the Best Fund to Profit from the Historic Metals Bull Run?
Price correction ‘improved the long-term risk-reward profile' for both gold and silver – Sprott's Smirnova
Sprott Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
Empowered Funds LLC Takes $1.52 Million Position in Sprott Inc. $SII
Dimensional Fund Advisors LP Raises Holdings in Sprott Inc. $SII
Sprott Announces Date for 2026 Second Quarter Results Webcast
Sprott Physical Copper Trust Updates Its “At-The-Market” Equity Program
Sprott Physical Copper Trust Updates Its “At-The-Market” Equity Program
Gold is oversold, the debasement trade is still on, and the pressure is building – Sprott's Paul Wong
Cerrado Gold Announces 100% Repurchase of Stream Agreements Over Its Minera Don Nicolas and Lagoa Salgada Projects Held by Sprott
Sprott's Schoffstall on Rare Earth Portfolio Drivers & More
SPDR Gold Shares vs Sprott Gold Miners ETF. Should Investors Go For Bullion or Mining Stocks to Play the Comnmodity Boom?
Silver's stubborn supply deficits and rising industrial and monetary demand offer ‘multiple avenues for future appreciation' – Sprott's Paul Wong
Gold is becoming the reserve asset of the new multipolar world – Sprott's Paul Wong
Gold and silver's 2026 price lows are likely in, and a return to fundamentals will see renewed gains – Sprott's Hemke