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An opinion piece by Mario Hose ( Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties is sitting in Vancouver, counting the revenue. The concept is simple yet clever: royalty financing, familiar from the mining or pharmaceutical industries. RE Royalties provides capital to developers of wind, solar, or hydro projects. In return, they receive a percentage of future revenues. This is great for project owners because they do not have to sell shares in their company. And it is good for RE Royaltie

All amounts in CAD dollars unless otherwise stated . March 27, 2026, Vancouver, BC – RE Royalties Ltd. (TSX.V: RE) (OTCQX: RROYF) (FSE: Y2V) (“RE Royalties” or the “Company”) today announced that its Board of Directors (the “Board”) has initiated a formal review of strategic alternatives (the “Strategic Review”) to identify opportunities to maximize value for shareholders. As part of this process, the Board will evaluate a broad range of potential alternatives, including, b

An opinion piece by Armin Schulz ( Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties consistently applies the royalty principle, familiar from the commodities sector, to renewable energy. Instead of operating wind farms or solar plants itself, the company provides developers with non-dilutive capital and, in return, secures contractually fixed shares of gross revenue, typically over periods of 20 to 25 years. Since the remuneration is linked to revenue rather than profit, the business model

An opinion piece by Fabian Lorenz ( Apaton Finance GmbH). RE Royalties benefits from an energy market in which electricity in North America, even before the current oil and gas crisis, is becoming increasingly valuable. The growing demand from data centers, AI applications, and electrification is meeting overburdened or outdated grids in many places. That is why decentralized solutions such as solar and storage projects are gaining significant importance. This is exactly wher