Raise Capital for Your Mining Assets and Exploration Opportunities
Minestarters empowers mine exploration companies to access global funding through compliant tokenization. Our expert team of geologists, mining finance analysts, and web3 experts will incubate selected projects to help prepare them for introduction to the platform and the web3 finance environment.
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Why Mining Companies Choose Minestarters
Tokenizing Mining Finance
Project Submission Overview for Mining Companies
What makes a mining project suitable for an initial Minestarters review?
A useful starting point is a clear project description, a credible team, an identifiable licence or ownership position and a funding request linked to specific work. Explain the commodity, jurisdiction and stage so the team can assess the proposal’s fit.
What information is needed for an initial project submission?
Provide company and team details, project location and stage, ownership or licence information, and the capital required with its intended use. An initial summary starts the conversation; a technical review requires the underlying evidence described in the project-submission guide.
Read the technical review guide- Legal entity details and jurisdiction
- Core management team and track record
- Contact Information
- Location, commodity & stage
- License & Ownership
- Technical Summary
- Financial Model
- Capital requirement
- Use of Funds
- Timeline for Capital Deployment
- Risks & ESG Considerations
- Supporting Documentation
- Engagement Confirmation
- Additional Information
Supporting technical or legal documentation is welcomed but not required at initial submission.
Do I need a completed feasibility study before contacting Minestarters?
Describe the studies and technical evidence you actually have, and state the project’s stage clearly. An early exploration proposal should not be presented as development-ready; the team can assess whether the available evidence supports a review.
Does submitting a mining project mean it will receive funding?
No. Submission begins a review; any progression depends on diligence, agreed terms, applicable requirements and capital being available.
How should a mining company explain its use of funds?
Connect the requested amount to a defined programme, budget and measurable milestones. Separate technical work, overhead and contingency, and explain what evidence the programme is intended to produce for the next project decision.
What happens after a mining project is submitted?
The process starts with screening and may progress to technical, legal and commercial diligence, followed by discussion of structure and terms. Missing information can prevent progression; submission alone is not approval or a commitment to provide capital.
How the Process Works
All capital is deployed through SACs, ensuring clear ring-fencing and alignment.
- Projects may be funded via curated baskets, not sold individually to retail investors
- Minestarters retains discretion over project approval and capital allocation
- Ongoing transparency and reporting are mandatory
- Please ensure your company follows our X account and that one of your team joins our Telegram channel to keep-up-to-date with our progress, and answer questions from investors