Royalty Management Holding Corporation announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, The Vault Holdings Corporation, has filed a Form D with the SEC to begin a private capital round for expansion of its bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and digital strategy platform. The financing will be conducted at the subsidiary level, with proceeds used primarily to purchase cryptocurrency mining equipment and infrastructure to generate revenue as part of The Vault's strategy in the data center, artificial intelligence, and alternative currency mining sectors. Management and existing investors in Royalty Management have committed to participate in the funding round, which will have no dilutive effects on the parent company's capitalization or shareholders.
The Vault is focusing its initial expansion at two sites in Indiana, located in Marion and Noblesville, where the company has identified favorable electrical utility support through third-party studies. These sites possess existing structures and industrial outdoor storage features that provide flexibility for deploying income-producing assets. Thomas Sauve, Chief Executive Officer of Royalty Management, stated that The Vault is positioned to work with adjacent industrial tenants to combine energy use into one low-cost power contract, utilizing local incentives to negotiate favorable energy rates. This approach not only lowers operational costs but also contributes to local job creation and value for all parties under the energy contracts. The company is securing low-cost industrial energy usage rates that incorporate economic riders alongside negotiated power contracts involving pooled energy usage with other companies.
The Vault's business model encompasses three primary approaches to growth in the sector. First, the company will deploy its own servers and equipment at properties through new equipment purchases and site investment to generate alternative currency income. Second, The Vault will lease its controlled assets, including real estate, buildings, infrastructure, and electrical rate contracts, to third parties that build and deploy data centers, receiving rental and royalty income with potential additional consideration in alternative currencies. Third, the subsidiary plans to acquire and invest in other properties and assets within the sector, including those manufacturing data center and server equipment. This initiative represents a consolidation of Royalty Management's various investments in the data center, AI, and alternative currencies space within one focused vehicle for growth and monetization.
According to Sauve, this strategy, combined with the company's recent rare earth refining intellectual property partnership with ReElement, positions the organization to capitalize on targeted sector growth through low-cost cash flow generation. More information about The Vault Holdings Corporation can be found at https://www.thevaultholdings.com/.
