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S&P TSX Composite Index (Canada)
Over the past 12 months, TPZ has outperformed S&P TSX Composite Index (Canada), delivering a return of +22% compared to S&P TSX Composite Index (Canada)'s +19% growth.
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Topaz Energy Corp
Glance View
Topaz Energy Corp is a Canadian energy company that sits between oil and gas producers and the rest of the market. It owns royalty and mineral interests in Western Canada, which means it gets paid when producers drill and produce on lands it owns. It also owns energy infrastructure such as processing and gathering assets that help move and treat natural gas and related liquids. Topaz mainly sells long-life cash flows tied to production rather than selling oil and gas itself. Its money comes from royalty payments, lease and land payments, and fees from infrastructure and processing assets. Its main customers and counterparties are exploration and production companies, especially producers working in the natural gas and liquids-rich areas where Topaz has interests. What makes Topaz different is that it is not a typical drilling company. It does not carry the same kind of direct drilling and operating burden as a producer, and it does not rely only on fixed service fees like a pure midstream company. Instead, it combines royalty income with infrastructure income, giving it a business model that is tied to energy production but built to collect cash from multiple parts of the value chain.