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Would your offtake pass a credit committee?
Mining offtakes under a lender's lens
What a lender's credit committee checks in a mining offtake, which terms stop a deal and which can be fixed.
Date to be announced
About this event
What this is
An offtake agreement sets out how a buyer will purchase a mine's production, including pricing and delivery terms. A signed offtake does not always unlock debt: the buyer may walk away, pricing may not hold, delivery may slip or the buyer's credit may fall short. This discussion looks at offtakes the way a credit committee does: which terms stop a deal and which can be fixed. Education only; not an offer of finance, investment or commodity products.
Who should attend
Businesses raising capital for mines, and investors and lenders who assess them.
- Online and free to attend
- One main stage — chair and speakers on camera
- Moderated side chat for your questions
Running order
Agenda
Everything happens in one room. Times in UTC — hover or tap a time for your zone (UTC).
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What a credit committee looks for in an offtake
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Exit rights, price terms and delivery/quality dates
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Buyer credit: a name vs a payer
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What can be fixed before you meet a lender
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Audience questions
Two ways to take part
Who it's for
Registration is free. After you register you'll get a short welcome page with what to expect and the house rules.
I represent a business
For businesses raising capital for mines, including licence-holders who are not operators or finance specialists.
Register as a businessI am an investor
For lenders and investors.
Investor places are by invitation for now — self-registration for investors is coming.
Register as an investorTake part
Join the conversation — free.
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