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Freehold Royalties Ltd (FRU.TO)

16.44
-0.00 (0.00%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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TOP PICK
Mostly own royalties from oil production in Western Canada. 10.6% yield. Only affected by the price in commodities, not any costs. Free cash flow currently is $4.75 pre-tax. With taxes, it is $3.20.
HOLD
This trust is a royalty model, which makes it a little more stable than some of the other oil/gas businesses.
BUY
Have a bit of a different model. They don't operate their assets, but get royalty payments from the production. They don't have the cost issues so much. Defensive.
BUY
These are the old freehold lands that were attached to the CN Railway. They get a royalty on companies that want to explore on their lands. Very low-cost production for them and high net back.
BUY
Have parcels of land that other companies develop at no cost to them. 12.8% yield.
BUY
Probably one of the blue-chip names. Wouldn't hold it for appreciation, because all trusts are going to face taxation in four years. Distribution is relatively secure.
HOLD
Would put it in the surviving category.
HOLD
In the middle category of performers. Relatively immune to cost increases.
BUY
Started buying under $20. It's a royalty trust, i.e., it collects royalties rather than drilling. Yield is over 10%. Good company.
DON'T BUY
Structured differently than most energy trusts. Don’t operate anything, but hold royalties instead. The negative is that when production declines, your royalties are reduced, so they have to continue to buy more and more royalty interests.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Has a solid building block. Yield is around 10%. Royalty trust. Buying for new accounts. Try to buy under $20.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Have been buying under $20. They have lots of drillable land.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 20/06. Up 7.7%.) Still likes it. Currently yielding about 10%. Its unique in that it owns properties and farms out for other companies to drill on and then collect a royalty. Very conservative management.
BUY
A smaller oil/gas trust with more exposure to oil. Unique, in that they are a royalty structure. They allow others to drill on their properties and they collect the royalties. In high oil/gas prices, they benefit from the amount of drilling. Solid management.
TOP PICK
This is the one trust that the bulk of their assets have a gross overriding royalty. Payout ratio is 78%, but because they don't have to do capital expenditures the higher payout ratio is okay. Yield of about 11%.
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