Royalty Management Holding Corporation (Nasdaq: RMCO) has unveiled a strategic initiative to integrate Bitcoin into its treasury management and expand into Bitcoin mining and AI compute infrastructure. This move underscores the company's belief in Bitcoin's value as a long-term asset and its commitment to leveraging digital assets for future growth.
The company is developing a formal Bitcoin Treasury Management policy to allocate excess cash into Bitcoin and other digital assets, viewing them as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement. Additionally, Royalty Management is advancing its infrastructure to support Bitcoin mining and high-performance compute data centers, with plans to lease these facilities to national operators.
Thomas Sauve, CEO of Royalty Management, highlighted the company's strategic alignment with the future of value through Bitcoin and digital assets. The initiative includes innovative royalty structures that may allow for partial compensation in Bitcoin, aligning cash flow with the performance of mined BTC.
With access to over $50 million in registered securities, Royalty Management is poised to expand its Bitcoin holdings and infrastructure investments. The company has engaged a national industrial site consultant to secure competitive power pricing for its Bitcoin mining and data center leasing program, starting with a site in eastern Kentucky.
Ben Kincaid, a Royalty Management Board Director, emphasized Bitcoin's role in America's economic renewal, highlighting the company's investment in the future of American strength and competitiveness. The company's strategy reflects a broader trend of businesses embracing digital assets and infrastructure to drive innovation and financial resilience.
Implementation of the Bitcoin treasury program is subject to final Board approval and market conditions, with the flexibility to adjust allocations based on business needs. This strategic pivot by Royalty Management Holding Corporation marks a significant development in the intersection of digital assets, infrastructure, and corporate treasury management.
