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=== Other potential future growth opportunities === At the time of its Q122 results, WPM reported that its corporate development team had been ‘exceptionally busy’. While the majority of potential deals were reported to be with development companies in the US$100–300m range (with fewer ‘balance sheet repair’ opportunities), it was also reported there had been a number of approaches made by producing companies for transactions to fund expansion and even to fund M&A activity. In the first instance, WPM would fund any such transactions via the US$2bn available under its revolving credit facility, plus US$376.2m in cash (at end-Q122) and, potentially, its US$300m at-the-market equity programme. While it is difficult, or impossible, to predict potential future stream acquisition targets with any degree of certainty, it is possible to highlight two that may be of interest to WPM in due course for which it already has strong, existing counterparty relationships: * the platinum group metal by-product stream at Sudbury (operated by Vale); and * the 30% of the gold output at Constancia that is not currently subject to any streaming arrangement.
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