Mentor Capital, Inc.
Mentor Capital is an investment and management company headquartered in Plano, Texas. It provides management consultation and headquarters functions, particularly for funding, accounting and audits, to majority-owned subsidiaries, and monitors smaller investments. Its current focus is acquiring investments in oil, gas, coal, uranium and related businesses. In March 2025, Mentor acquired three fractional, non-operating royalty interests covering approximately one hundred twenty-one (121) wells in the Permian Basin in West Texas. These interests entitle it to a proportional share of hydrocarbon production revenues without operating or production costs. Mentor also holds gold investments and short-term treasury exchange-traded funds. Mentor makes money from royalty payments and interest, and pursues value from investments and acquisitions. Its other holdings include an investment in NeuCourt, which is developing technology for the dispute resolution industry, and a judgment receivable held through Mentor Partner I. The company and its subsidiaries have two full-time corporate office employees.
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See all $MNTR insider activity →Mentor Capital reported 3Q 2026 revenue of $55.48K, up 37.2% YoY, and EPS of $0, swinging to a profit. Growth was driven by higher royalty revenue and a $175,361 investment recovery, offsetting increased operating expenses and lower unrealized gains. Royalty revenue rose to $55,480 from $40,430 YoY, while operating expenses increased 4% to $209,167.
Munters shares rose 5.7% after the company’s Q2 2026 interim report. EPS was SEK 1.11 versus SEK 0.97 a year earlier, alongside “exceptionally strong” order intake. Munters said it is exploring divesting its FoodTech unit to focus on Data Center Technologies and AirTech, while citing US chiller ramp-up, delivery delays, and tariffs. Analysts: SEB cut target to SEK 180 (Hold); Nordea to SEK 238 (Buy).
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Mentor Capital reported 3Q 2026 revenue of $55.48K, up 37.2% YoY, and EPS of $0, swinging to a profit. Growth was driven by higher royalty revenue and a $175,361 investment recovery, offsetting increased operating expenses and lower unrealized gains. Royalty revenue rose to $55,480 from $40,430 YoY, while operating expenses increased 4% to $209,167.
Munters shares rose 5.7% after the company’s Q2 2026 interim report. EPS was SEK 1.11 versus SEK 0.97 a year earlier, alongside “exceptionally strong” order intake. Munters said it is exploring divesting its FoodTech unit to focus on Data Center Technologies and AirTech, while citing US chiller ramp-up, delivery delays, and tariffs. Analysts: SEB cut target to SEK 180 (Hold); Nordea to SEK 238 (Buy).
