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On Public, you can invest in shares of royalties and potentially earn passive income from an asset class that typically performs independently from traditional markets.

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What are royalties?

Royalties are payments received for the use of intellectual property, like music. As an alternative asset class, royalties offer investors a unique passive income opportunity. While royalties, like all investments, carry some degree of risk, these assets typically have a low correlation with traditional markets and can provide long-term revenue streams, often extending beyond the artist's lifetime.
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Earn passive income

Potentially accumulate income from licensed usage of content across digital streaming platforms, broadcast TV, radio, and more.
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Invest in traditionally uncorrelated assets

Because royalty payments are based on content consumption, performance is typically not correlated with stock or bonds.
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Tap into a growing market

The global streaming market is anticipated to grow by over 20% by 2030*, providing more opportunity for content consumption.
Source: Grand View Research, Inc. Apr 2023

Explore our debut royalty asset

We’re launching royalties on Public with the exclusive Reg A+ IPO of Royalties: Shrek Franchise Original Music. As a shareholder, you’ll be eligible for income from the use of 768 original music tracks from the iconic Shrek film franchise.

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Shrek Franchise Original Music

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"Shrek" is a registered trademark of DreamWorks Animation LLC.

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Value at Reg A+ initial public offering

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2022 dividend yield

*Royalties paid as of July 2023. Percentage calculated by dividing historical 12-month royalty earnings less 10% fees but including all taxes by offering amount of $889,700. Source: Royalty Exchange Inc. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Dividends are not guaranteed and may fluctuate or not be paid at all.

Dig into the investment thesis

Public Shrek Royalties LLC will purchase 25% of the interest of composer Harry Gregson-Williams to 768 tracks of score music written for Shrek film franchise—this is a cash-flowing asset. Explore key revenue streams, earnings by geography, historical dividends, and important risk factors for this asset.

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Revenue by year

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Royalties by source

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Royalties by source

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What are royalties?

Royalties are payments made to creators or rights holders for the use of their physical or intellectual property, such as music, literature, or patents.

What are the benefits of investing in royalties?

Investing in royalties offers a unique chance for passive income, often with minimal correlation to traditional markets and potential for long-term returns.

What are the risks associated with investing in royalties?

Like all investments, royalties have risks. You should review the applicable offering documents to determine if an investment is right for you.

How do I get started with royalties on Public?

You can request to purchase shares on Public starting October 5, 2023.

Who can invest in royalties on Public?

All Public members in the US are eligible to invest in royalties. To learn more, explore the asset page.

How can I earn a return on my investment?

Shareholders of alternative assets on Public may earn potential returns in three potential ways:

  • Royalty payments: Available royalties will be distributed to shareholders on a quarterly basis.
  • Trading: You can earn a return if you sell your shares to other Public members in secondary trading at a premium.
  • Buyout: You can also potentially earn a return if we sell the underlying asset at a premium.

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This offering is made in reliance on Regulation A under the Securities Act of 1933. The securities offered are speculative, illiquid, and an investor could lose the entire investment. Investors should read the relevant Offering Circular and consider the risks disclosed therein before investing.

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