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Freehold Royalties Ltd (FRU.TO)

16.69

-0.18 (1.07%)

as of Jun 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jun 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 19 opinions in the last 12 months.

Freehold Royalties Ltd (FRU-T) is viewed by experts as a relatively stable investment in the royalty sector, particularly due to its strong dividend yield of approximately 7-8%. Observations indicate an upward trajectory in production, particularly in the US, which may contribute positively to its income. Several analysts commend the company's solid management and geographical positioning, especially its holdings in the Permian Basin.However, there is a degree of caution regarding the long-term prospects for traditional carbon-based energy, with some experts suggesting it as primarily a trading opportunity rather than a long-term hold. The consensus is to take profits if owned for growth, while others support keeping it as a steady income play in a defensive portfolio.

Consensus

Hold

Valuation

Fair Value

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DON'T BUY

He likes royalty companies because do not have the risk of operating exposure. They are in the oil space in Canada. They take a piece of the production. The difficulty of royalties in the oil and gas industries is the short life of the wells. Therefore the certainty of the cash flow is not as high as what they were several years ago.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 10/18, Down 30%) Just at the end of the year it dropped. He thinks this will get back to $12 this year, $14 will require a lot of stars to align. He still likes it and would stick with it.

DON'T BUY

A royalty play. They buy oil and gas from producers. Where is the price of oil and gas going? He has no idea. But oil and gas will be weak in a recession which he expects to happen. Look at Franco-Nevada if you want a royalty play. This may be good if you have a long-term horizon.

DON'T BUY

His longer term concern is that as a royalty, their cash flow will be declining with reduced exploration. Until there is better clarification on pipeline issues, he is luke-warm on the Canadian energy sector. He believes the monthly dividend is fairly secure, but worries about it longer term. Yield 7.9%

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 10/18, Down 31%) These should be safer than the producers. But as soon as a producer turns off the tap, the royalty does not have to be paid. This is really good value here. This is a play on oil returning to better times.

HOLD

Pays a fair 6.5% dividend yield. Things are as bleak as they can be in Canadian oil. FRU is generating enough cash to pay their dividend. Don't buy more or enter it. Hold.

BUY

This is one of the four oil and gas stocks he holds. The company has very low capital risk and is a steady dividend payer. He thinks they can again grow the dividend next year. Very attractive at these levels. Yield 5.7%.

SHORT

A small short position for him. It is a hedge for him, also. It beat on a recent quarter, but the payout ratio is high and it is too expensive. It has poor price momentum.

PAST TOP PICK

(Past Top Pick, November 16, 2017, Down 23%) Pays a 5.5% yield. Today it hit a 52-week low. He's happy to buy it this cheap.

TOP PICK

Cheapest royalty company. Mainly oil royalty. Good presence in Viking, a hot player in western Canada. Great assets. Tons of free cash flow. It's very cheap with a great balance sheet and a growing dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $17.37)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 8/17, Up 8%) It is going to boost its dividend each year. You should get 10% total return. It is a nice conservative way to play a volatile sector.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick August 1/17 - Down 11.9%). A buying opportunity. Oil price is higher. Gas price is down but they have improved their franchise with some good deals. Pristine balance sheet. One of the cheapest royalties plays you can find in the market. Great assets. Dividend yield of 4%. Pay you to wait.

WATCH

He does not hold a significant position in this at the moment. If you know where oil prices will be, you will know what to do. He thinks management may be looking to divest themselves of operating assets in favour of holding only royalty assets. If that was done, he believes, the company could get a positive re-valuation rating. He is therefore watching this as a potential buy soon.

COMMENT

He says this company is part of the energy sector pounding. He does like short term energy plays, especially when it could be bought near two year lows. He does not have much experience with this one, but likes the yield.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick December 1/17. Down -14%.) He considered this a low-volatility oil company because it is a royalty company. He is sticking with it as a lower-beta oil play even though it has sold off more than he expected.

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