Mining & critical minerals
Resource information, project stage, rights and commercial counterparties shape the preparation required before a capital discussion.
The right advisory scope starts with the asset or operating business, the stage reached and the decision ahead.
Resource information, project stage, rights and commercial counterparties shape the preparation required before a capital discussion.
A proposal needs a clear commercial model, intended capacity or activity, relevant agreements and an assessment of the development work outstanding.
Consider demand, permissions, ownership, delivery responsibilities and proposed revenue arrangements alongside the financing requirement.
Working capital, operating capacity, customer/supplier relationships and transaction documentation influence the structure and diligence scope.
Separate land or asset information, production assumptions, market access, logistics and operating requirements when explaining the opportunity.
The asset, intended use, contractual counterparties and commercial risks determine whether a relevant advisory or partnership discussion is warranted.
Start with a brief non-confidential summary.