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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

An opinion piece by Fabian Lorenz ( Apaton Finance GmbH). Strong cash flows from renewable energy production and an attractive dividend—yet RE Royalties remains a hidden gem. The stock offers not only upside potential but also a dividend yield of around 10%. The term "royalties" still evokes associations with mining for many investors. But RE Royalties is changing that. The business model: Project developers receive capital without giving up equity. In return, RE Royalties re

An opinion piece by Mario Hose ( Apaton Finance GmbH). The Vancouver-based company acts as a financier and uses a model more commonly associated with the mining or pharmaceutical industries: royalty financing. Instead of getting involved in the construction of plants—or, as critics might say, "burdening" itself with it—RE Royalties secures a share of the revenue from existing and future projects. This is a smart move, as it ensures a steady cash flow as soon as the first elec

An opinion piece by Armin Schulz ( Apaton Finance GmbH). This business model is typically associated with the commodities sector. RE Royalties has now mastered it perfectly. Instead of building wind turbines or solar parks itself, the company finances developers and collects revenue-based royalties in return, across the entire lifespan of the projects. The portfolio? Currently, there are more than 120 active royalties from solar, wind, storage, and hydroelectric power plants