Issue3,000,000Build5 monthsProduceM6Monthly gold2,100 gPayout + redemptiongold output settlementIssuance in units; scale measured on the existing line

Issuance → line → production → gold output → payout and redemption. Funds never leave the line.

Financing Logic

CREC MATERIAL CO S.A.S is the Colombian operating entity (NIT 901049019-1, Cali). This page focuses on the logic, structure and build-out path of this round; its existing operations and the relationship boundary with this project are on the "Mine & CREC" page.

Why raise this round

ReasonDetail
Capacity is fullExisting lines run at capacity; new orders cannot be absorbed. Expansion is the only path to incremental demand.
Earmarked funding covers the one-off capexEquipment and installation for one line require 1,000,000 USD up front; earmarked proceeds start construction immediately instead of waiting for internal accumulation.
Process and ore source are proven, expansion is repeatableThe new line reuses the existing process and the same ore source; output is derived from actual operating data, with no new reserves or exploration results involved.
Per-line accounting keeps it cleanEach 1,000,000 USD maps to one line, accounted and allocated separately, avoiding any mix with existing operations.
This round does not enter CREC’s existing business and is not used to repay existing debt; proceeds are earmarked for the new line, and equipment cost does not consume monthly production settlement.

Metal-stream financing framework

This round follows the same structural logic as streaming models such as Wheaton Precious Metals and Franco-Nevada: the investor provides an upfront consideration and receives a delivery right to gold produced by the target line over a defined period — not equity or debt in the mine.

Asset portfolio

The "line" is the smallest unit (each 1,000,000 USD maps to one), accounted and allocated separately, with a clear boundary from CREC’s existing business.

Cash-flow model

Redemption and distribution are funded by that line’s monthly production settlement; the value of the XAUg right is anchored to the line’s gold-equivalent output and operating cash flow, not secondary-market price.

Prepay & delivery

The investor prepays at subscription; the delivery right accrues by agreed ratio and settles at maturity in LBMA-standard gold or equivalent, per the formal agreement.

The core of streaming is "production in exchange for capital": funding builds capacity, return comes from post-expansion monthly production settlement — distinct from equity dilution or debt service. This is a proposed framework, subject to final legal and financial documents.

Build-out path

M0

Raise closed

A full 1,000,000 USD is committed; the line is formally approved.

Threshold met, build starts
M1–M5

Build & commission

Equipment procurement, installation, integrated commissioning; capacity derived from measured existing-line data.

No output, no payout accrual
M6

Production

The line starts producing; output and gold-equivalent settlement form monthly.

~2,100 g gold / mo
M6–M24

Operating period

19 months of actual production; payout pool accrues monthly, the balance goes to redemption and capital recovery.

Returns accrue, checkable monthly
M24

Maturity

Term ends; participants elect redemption, extension or transfer.

See Exit Paths

Key timing

ItemBasisNote
Build & commissioning5 monthsNo output and no payout accrual during this period
Term24 monthsFrom close of the raise
Actual production19 months24-month term less the 5-month build
Projection basis19 monthsAll projections use 19 production months, not the full 24 — a conservative basis
Capacity basis: the new line reuses the existing process and ore source; output is derived from actual operating data of current lines and involves no new reserves or exploration results. On the existing operating basis, August 2026 shipments were 104 t per month.