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    When investors discuss cash-flow investments, the conversation usually centers on dividend stocks, rental real estate, REITs, private credit, or infrastructure. Yet another asset class has quietly generated royalty income for decades while remaining largely unknown outside the energy industry. Overriding royalty interests, or ORRIs, allow investors to receive a share of oil and natural gas production revenue without drilling wells or operating energy assets. Although widely used within the industry, they remain one of the least understood alternative investments. Why Investors Are Paying Attention to ORRIs As investors search for new sources of cash flow and diversification, interest has expanded

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