Tin Stream Capital For DRC Mining Assets
FG Capital Advisors invests through its vehicles in tin stream transactions linked to DRC mining assets, with capital structured around future production, delivery rights, offtake economics, collateral coverage, and mine-level cash flow.
We target tin streams where upfront capital can secure exposure to future payable metal, asset expansion, resource conversion, processing improvements, or production ramp-up in exchange for contracted delivery economics.
Submit A Tin Stream ProposalInvestment Focus
Our focus is DRC tin exposure with credible grade, concession control, defensible title, identifiable production upside, traceable mineral flows, and a clear path from capital deployment to deliverable tin units. We look at operating mines, near-production assets, expansion-stage projects, and select exploration situations where stream economics can be tied to defined technical milestones.
Structural Requirements
- Contracted delivery rights over payable tin production, concentrate, or refined output.
- Security package covering shares, project assets, collection accounts, offtake proceeds, permits, or material contracts where available.
- Clear use of proceeds tied to drilling, mine development, plant upgrades, underground access, working capital, logistics, or processing capacity.
- Independent technical review of geology, grade continuity, recoveries, dilution, mining method, processing route, and operating cost assumptions.
- Traceability, chain-of-custody controls, KYC, AML, sanctions screening, beneficial ownership review, and conflict-mineral compliance.
- Delivery remedies, cure rights, step-in protections, reporting covenants, audit rights, and restrictions on competing encumbrances.
What We Will Review
We will review concession documents, license status, corporate ownership, geological data, assay history, mine plans, resource work, production records, processing agreements, offtake terms, export documentation, logistics routes, security exposure, local counterparties, community issues, tax position, and existing debt or royalty burdens.

