Royalty Management Holding Corp (NASDAQ:RMCO) said that its wholly owned subsidiary, The Vault Holdings Corporation, has filed a Form D with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to begin a private capital raise aimed at expanding its cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence (AI), and datacenter operations.
The Vault, which manages two sites in Marion and Noblesville, Indiana, plans to use the proceeds primarily to acquire cryptocurrency mining equipment to generate revenue, the company said. It is also negotiating low-cost industrial energy contracts that pool usage with other local tenants to optimize costs and support its expansion strategy.
Thomas Sauve, CEO of Royalty Management, said the initiative consolidates RMCO’s investments in datacenter, AI, and alternative currency mining under one focused subsidiary. “The Vault is able to work with adjacent industrial tenants to combine their energy use into one low-cost power contract, utilizing local incentives to negotiate more favorable energy rates that also result in local job creation and value for all parties,” Sauve said.
The Vault’s expansion will include deploying its own servers and mining equipment, leasing its controlled assets such as real estate and electrical contracts to third parties, and investing in properties and companies supporting datacenter and server infrastructure.
Royalty Management said the private capital raise at The Vault will not dilute its parent company’s shareholders, as the funding is limited to the subsidiary level.
The company noted that the two Indiana sites were selected after a third-party study identified favorable electrical utility support and existing structures suitable for both indoor and outdoor deployment of income-generating assets.
Sauve added that the move complements RMCO’s broader investment strategy, including a recent partnership on rare earth refining intellectual property with ReElement, positioning the company to capitalize on sector growth through low-cost cash flow generation.