UnidentifiedAnalyst: Okay. No, that’s helpful. And Randy, can I ask you, does this have an impact? Obviously, you look at your dividend, we’ve seen obviously a free cash flow growing. And you have about 15% payout. Does this push out your thoughts on increasing that payout?
Randy Smallwood: Well, I think what is more has an impact is the fact that Haytham keeps on finding good projects to invest into. We’ve just committed now to Cangrejos and I can tell you, we’re very busy on that front on the corporate development side. And so I’m fully expecting that Haytham is going to deliver a few more ways to invest capital. And so we’ve always been about the money, if it’s not going into accretive new acquisitions, it’s going to go back to the shareholders. And we’ve got good strong cash flows. We’re seeing outperformance in a number of other assets. And so we’re falling into our guidance range. We’re comfortable with our year guidance, 2023 guidance. And so I don’t think — to be honest, I think that the strength of the rest of the portfolio is — it hasn’t had an impact in terms of how we’re thinking on the dividend side.
And so the dividend is a good strong dividend. I think I believe it pays the highest yield in the space, at least amongst the senior streamers. And so it’s a good, strong dividend policy, but we’ve got plenty of capacity. We can see that in the balance sheet in terms of what we’ve done. And so I don’t think it’s it hasn’t had an impact on that front. And I think it’s probably — if we don’t bump it, it’s probably because Haythem keeps on finding great ways to spend it.
Gary Brown: I think it’s important to recognize we’ve set dividend policy based upon long-term forecast. And this is really just a short-term issue in our eyes. .
UnidentifiedAnalyst: And I was just thinking whether — should I be thinking about for 2023 or has it been pushed out sort of into 2024 just because of a short-term blip.
Gary Brown: I wouldn’t expect a change in our dividend policy until 2024 at the earliest. .
UnidentifiedAnalyst: Okay. No, that’s helpful and if I could just squeeze one more in for Haytham because he’s a money standard. Well, I wanted to circle back, Haytham with you. I just wanted to just come back and I asked this last quarter, the deal size because this deal size seems to be, in my opinion, small relative to the size of your company, but are we still looking at that $150 million to $350 million range for precious metal acquisitions?
Haytham Hodaly: Hi. Good morning, Tanya. Thank you for the questions, money spender I like that. I can tell you that we’re looking at all ranges. So the majority of the stuff probably is still sub-$300 million. There are some that are much smaller than that. And we’ve got a couple that are actually $500 million plus as well. So we’re aggressively trying to move things forward. We’re probably trying to move forward on 15 different opportunities at any given time. We’ll see how many of those actually get done by the time we’re done. But this is one of the strongest environment for streaming that we’ve seen, and that’s likely attributable to the fact that equity is not there. Debt is too expensive. Private equity is very expensive, and Wheaton treats our counterparties very fairly try to give them — come up with win-win transactions. So we’re very excited here over the next little I’ll try to get more transactions done.
UnidentifiedAnalyst: Well, the plus $500 million one, Haytham, that you have, that you said you’ve got a couple there. Are they gold focused? Or are they silver?
Haytham Hodaly: They are precious metals focused. I would say they’re a combination of gold and silver.
UnidentifiedAnalyst: Gold and silver, not platinum palladium.
