Sponsor Equity Is Insufficient
Bring strategic, institutional or project-level equity into the structure where additional sponsor capital is required.
For pre-submission discussions, we offer paid consultations. To initiate underwriting and lender outreach, submit the deal.
Critical Minerals Capital Formation
Financely structures capital formation mandates for copper, lithium, cobalt, graphite, nickel and rare-earth projects requiring institutional-scale development and construction capital.
We coordinate the financing architecture across senior project debt, strategic equity, offtake financing, streaming, royalties, subordinated capital, equipment finance, political-risk mitigation and ECA or DFI-backed structures. The mandate is designed around getting technically viable projects into a structure that institutional capital can underwrite.
Request a Critical Minerals MandateDesigned for institutional-scale mine development and expansion requirements.
Resource, engineering, feasibility and development work should be sufficiently advanced.
Product, market, logistics and prospective offtake need a coherent commercial framework.
The mandate is built around assembling the capital required to move the project forward.
A mineral resource becomes substantially easier to finance when technical work, permits, infrastructure, logistics, offtake, sponsor capital and risk allocation are assembled into a coherent institutional financing case.
Capital Constraints
Large mineral developments frequently require several forms of capital to reach construction. Financely diagnoses the missing components and structures the financing package around the project's technical, commercial and jurisdictional risk.
Bring strategic, institutional or project-level equity into the structure where additional sponsor capital is required.
Develop financing strategies around qualifying offtake, strategic buyers and commodity counterparties.
Strengthen the financing package through equity, guarantees, insurance, subordinated capital or contracted cash flows.
Combine complementary sources of capital across the construction financing requirement.
Evaluate equipment finance, vendor credit and ECA-supported procurement structures.
Incorporate political-risk insurance, DFI participation, guarantees or other institutional risk mitigants where available.
Capital Architecture
Financely coordinates the capital stack so that each source of financing addresses a defined risk, asset or cash-flow component of the project.
Capital invested by existing shareholders and project sponsors.
Capital from industrial groups, commodity companies or strategic investors.
Long-term construction and project financing from institutional lenders.
Additional leverage positioned beneath senior lenders.
Upfront capital in exchange for defined future mineral production economics.
Capital raised against contractual participation in future project revenues or production.
Financing associated with qualifying future production and purchase commitments.
Debt, guarantees, insurance and risk-sharing support from eligible institutions.
Financing Structures
Financely evaluates the entire financing requirement and allocates appropriate capital instruments to the parts of the project they are best suited to finance.
Long-tenor construction and term debt against qualifying project cash flows and security.
Equity from industrial groups, battery supply-chain companies, commodity firms and strategic investors.
Use qualifying contracted production to support prepayment or structured financing.
Monetize a defined portion of future production while limiting conventional debt burden.
Fill the structural gap between sponsor equity and senior project lenders.
Finance qualifying mining, processing and infrastructure equipment separately from the core construction debt.
Mitigate eligible sovereign, convertibility, expropriation and other jurisdictional risks.
Link qualifying exported equipment and services to export-credit-supported financing.
Evaluate development-finance participation where the project and jurisdiction fit institutional mandates.
Structure post-construction inventory, receivables, concentrate or export working-capital facilities.
Critical Minerals
The mandate can be applied across upstream extraction, processing, beneficiation and associated infrastructure where the project has a credible path toward institutional financing.
Institutional Bankability
Financely evaluates the technical, commercial and financial structure to identify the precise constraint preventing institutional capital from committing. The mandate then focuses on removing that constraint and assembling the counterparties required for the complete capital stack.
Resource definition, feasibility, engineering and construction assumptions.
Licences, concessions, environmental approvals and material project authorizations.
Product specifications, prospective buyers, pricing and contractability.
Power, roads, rail, ports, water and logistics required for project execution.
Equity invested, remaining commitment and sponsor capacity.
Quantify the remaining equity, debt, subordinated capital or risk support required to reach financial close.
Financely Process
Financely acts as capital architect and transaction coordinator. The mandate is structured around diagnosing the project, designing the financing architecture and coordinating relevant capital providers through execution.
Review technical status, commercial strategy, capital requirement and existing funding.
Design the senior, subordinated, equity, offtake and risk mitigation stack.
Organize the institutional data room, financial model and financing materials.
Coordinate banks, funds, strategic investors, ECAs, DFIs, insurers and commodity counterparties.
Support diligence, term negotiation, documentation and capital-stack execution.
Commercial Terms
Engagement economics depend on project size, jurisdiction, development stage, number of capital sources and complexity of the financing architecture.
Minimum project size generally $100M. Target mandates are typically structured around $250M–$2B projects.
The mandate is scoped around the project’s remaining financial-close requirements and the capital providers required to complete the stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Send us the project size, mineral, jurisdiction, development stage, feasibility status, permits, infrastructure requirements, existing sponsor equity, proposed offtake, current lender interest and remaining capital requirement. Financely can assess the constraint and structure the financing architecture required to move the project toward financial close.
Request a Critical Minerals MandateFinancely provides corporate finance advisory, project structuring and capital arrangement services on a best-efforts basis. Financely is not a bank, direct lender or deposit-taking institution and does not itself provide project capital. Financing remains subject to independent technical, commercial, legal, environmental, credit, KYC, AML, sanctions and investment review by the relevant capital providers. Retainer amounts depend on project scope and complexity. Financely does not guarantee financing, investment approval, offtake execution or financial close.
Financely advises post-revenue businesses on accessing capital by presenting opportunities to professional investors, coordinating when needed with regulated broker-dealers, investment banks, and legal counsel.
We are not a broker-dealer, do not solicit or accept securities orders, serve only B2B clients, and make no assurance of capital-raising outcomes.
For trade finance, project finance, commercial real estate, or business acquisition mandates, submit a request for quote with a concise deal summary and supporting documents.
Our team will review and provide a tailored proposal within 1 to 3 business days.
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