Exclusive Cobalt Investment Fund for Accredited Investors

Invest in Cobalt Supply Chain

Cobalt Extraction, Refining & Trading

FGCA Cobalt Investment – Key Terms

FGCA Cobalt Investment Opportunity – Key Terms

Purpose
Acquire, optimise, and operate producing cobalt assets to capture EV-driven demand and pursue long-term capital appreciation.
Investment Focus
Underdeveloped & distressed cobalt mining assets with proven historical data; no exploration phase.
Approach
Asset acquisition & improvement, operational efficiency, and partnerships with state-owned & private operators.
Why Cobalt?
Essential for EV batteries, renewable storage, and advanced tech—supporting durable global demand.
Minimum Investment
$30,000,000 USD
Eligibility
Qualified Purchasers (see Section 2(a)(51) of the Investment Company Act of 1940)
Fees
Management Fee: 1%
Performance Fee: 20%
Fund Administration
Apex Group
Fund Audit
EY
Process
Centralised online portal for deal viewing, documentation, and ongoing monitoring.
Value Proposition
  • Proven Assets: Limited exploration risk.
  • Expert Management: Deep cobalt field experience.
  • ESG Alignment: Responsible supply chain practices.
  • Solid Administration: US-based SPE structure.

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Legal Notice

FG Capital Advisors sells these securities exclusively to investors who qualify as “accredited” under Rule 506 of Regulation D. Every dollar you commit is at risk, including the chance you could lose the lot.


The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission does not endorse, approve, or disapprove these securities, and it has not verified the accuracy or completeness of any related materials.


Participation is appropriate only for accredited investors who understand—and are willing to shoulder—the economic, legal, and other hazards involved.


Each purchaser must confirm accredited status and be prepared to hold the investment indefinitely; transfers are tightly restricted.

All material terms — including risks, fees, and expenses — are set out in the Offering Documents. Read them carefully before committing any capital.


No subscription will be accepted, and no funds will be taken, until the offering statement has been qualified by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; even then, any offer may be withdrawn or revoked without notice.


Prospective investors should consult a qualified financial adviser and examine the Offering Documents in full before making an investment decision.