Notes on mine-to-market, precious-metal markets, and how an aligned producer and marketer work together.
Most resource companies stop at the mine gate and hand the margin to someone else. Owning the route to the buyer changes the economics — here's how we think about it.
Read the article →Offtake is one of the most misunderstood terms in mining finance. We break down what a secured, aligned route to market does — and doesn't — mean.
Read more →Why deep liquidity and transparent benchmark pricing make gold and silver among the simplest products to place with buyers.
Read more →Coreter mines; Purebase markets and sells. A look at how arm's-length terms keep the relationship clean for investors and for tax.
Read more →The market is full of explorers who have never sold an ounce. Real product, already moving, is a different proposition.
Read more →Logistics, quality and delivery — the unglamorous mechanics that turn produced metal into a completed sale.
Read more →Investors price what a business keeps. Capturing the marketing margin in-house can matter as much as the orebody itself.
Read more →Sample articles for layout and tone — swap in your own published posts when ready.
