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An opinion piece by Stefan Feulner (Apaton Finance GmbH). The demand for electricity is growing, and RE Royalties is profiting from it without having to build a single power plant itself. The Canadian company applies the royalty model, familiar from the commodities sector, to renewable energy. Project developers receive capital, while RE Royalties receives long-term, revenue-based royalty payments in return. The model is supplemented by secured bridge financing. This generate

An opinion piece by Tarik Dede (Apaton Finance GmbH). High dividend yields often tempt investors to buy in. However, they are usually a sign that investors are steering clear of a stock. After all, these high yields are often based on analyst estimates. But the market does not always factor in the risks. The situation is quite different with RE Royalties. With this Canadian company, investors can currently reap an annual dividend of CAD 0.04 per share—representing more than 1

An opinion piece by Stefan Bode (Apaton Finance GmbH). Rising demand for electricity, driven by electrification, data centres, and AI applications, is structurally transforming the energy market. According to data from the US Energy Information Administration, renewable energy will account for approximately 93% of newly installed US electricity capacity in 2026—a clear indication of where investment capital is flowing. In this environment, RE Royalties (WKN: A2PN0F | ISIN: CA

An opinion piece by Fabian Lorenz (Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties also aims to capitalize on the exploding demand for electricity in the US. The Canadian company does not operate its own power stations, but instead finances developers of solar, wind, battery storage and other renewable energy projects, securing long-term, revenue-based royalties in return. Most recently, there were reports of an expansion of the collaboration with Solaris Energy. RE Royalties is investing