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An opinion piece by Nico Popp (Apaton Finance GmbH). The company adapts the crisis-proof royalty structure and specifically targets the niche of mid-sized green energy developers, who are often overlooked by traditional major banks and large financial institutions. The key advantage for investors compared to traditional cleantech investments lies in the legal security: RE Royalties provides operators with the necessary growth capital and, in return, receives direct, contractu

Written by Fabian Lorenz (Apaton Finance GmbH). High dividend yield and perceived undervaluation in a single stock—this is the case with RE Royalties. Investors interested in this opportunity may want to mark May 20, 2026, in their calendars and register for the virtual IIF investor conference. That is where Peter Leighton, COO of RE Royalties, is expected to provide an interesting update. The company has signalled that it no longer intends to accept its current valuation and

An opinion piece by Mario Hose (Apaton Finance GmbH). While Nordex builds the wind farms, RE Royalties is laying the financial foundation for the energy transition, pursuing a path that could soon become quite lucrative for shareholders. The Vancouver-based company recently announced a formal review of its strategic alternatives, which caused a stir among industry experts. This step, announced in March 2026, is a natural next step after eleven years of successful business ope

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