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An opinion piece by Tarik Dede (Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties has adapted a business model established in the mining industry to the renewable energy sector. The Canadian company provides project developers with capital to build solar parks or wind farms and receives license fees, known as royalties, in return. This benefits both parties. The project developer does not have to immediately give up shares in their company. RE Royalties, in turn, receives a share of revenue

An opinion piece by André Will-Laudien (Apaton Finance GmbH). It is no coincidence that things are going particularly well for the ESG-compliant financier RE Royalties at the moment. Amid growing investments in renewable energy, the Canadian company is increasingly positioning itself as a specialized investor with a business model whose structure is more reminiscent of commodity financing than that of traditional energy companies. Instead of operating plants itself, the compa

An opinion piece by Nico Popp (Apaton Finance GmbH). For investors seeking higher yield potential, RE Royalties is a lucrative complement to established utility heavyweights. The company has perfected a model originally derived from the mining sector: royalty financing. RE Royalties provides capital to project developers in the renewable energy sector. In return, the financier receives a contractually guaranteed share of the plants' gross revenue over terms ranging from 20 to

An opinion piece by Armin Schulz (Apaton Finance GmbH). On March 27, the Canadian company RE Royalties initiated a formal process to explore strategic alternatives. Management, led by CEO Bernard Tan, does not view this as an emergency measure, but rather as the logical next step after approximately 11 years in business. The company could be sold, or a strategic partnership could be formed, or capital could simply be reallocated. What is clear is that the board wants to maxim