Freehold Royalties (FRU:CA) remains a favored long-term investment due to its low-risk, capital-light model that benefits from oil price increases through royalty ownership. The company's 2025 financials were based on a US$65 WTI oil price, but current prices near US$100 significantly boost cash flow and help reduce net debt faster. Dividends of C$1.08 per share are well covered by adjusted funds from operations of C$1.43 per share, with free cash flow expected to exceed C$100 million after dividends at an US$80 WTI price. This strong cash flow and dividend coverage support a hold rating for the stock, making it attractive for investors seeking steady income and exposure to oil prices without heavy capital expenditure risks.
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