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Improving Access to Finance Dr. Kevin Telmer, Artisanal Gold Council Economy 500 tonnes of gold from 80+ countries USD$20 billion /y 15 million people 90% of gold workforce Artisanal and Secondary economy - 100 million


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Improving Access to Finance

  • Dr. Kevin Telmer, Artisanal Gold Council
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Artisanal and Small Scale Gold Mining - ASGM

Economy

  • 500 tonnes of gold from 80+

countries

  • USD$20 billion /y
  • 15 million people
  • 90% of gold workforce
  • Secondary economy - 100 million

people Development

  • Many rural livelihoods
  • Largest source of mercury pollution
  • Formalization complex
  • Self sustaining since the 1970s
  • Maternal and Child Health /

Education

  • Direct transfer of wealth
  • Remittances very large

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What Needs Financing?

Hard Rock Deposits Soft Rock Deposits Small Group / Family Individuals Large Group / Site Owners

Modern Gravity S System – Mer ercury F Free ee Typic ical A l Artisanal wit ith M Mercury

2 Kilogram Model

Typic ical A l Artisanal wit ith M Mercury

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Finance is Key In the Transition to Mercury Free Mining

Minamata Convention Formalization Developing responsible production Creating downstream demand

  • Access to markets
  • Access to technology
  • Access to finance
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The Business Case

Environmentally Sound, Socially Responsible, Understood, Formalized ASGM sector

Policy and Governance Markets Finance Investment Better Practices Minamata Knowledge Awareness Outreach

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Financial Instruments – Suitable for ASGM

Bank Loans Subsidized Gov’t Loans

Risk Sharing Facility Revolving Funds Leasing Vehicle Venture Capital

Mezzanine Financing Convertibles

Crowd Funding

Partners Industry Public Royalty Streaming

Debt Equity

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Risk Sharing Facility (Bilateral Loss-Sharing Agreement)

Borrower X Borrower 3

Borrower 2

Borrower 1

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Revolving Fund (Line of Credit)

Taxes Dividends

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Leasing Vehicle

Customer 1 Customer 2 Customer 3 Customer X

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Investors into ASGM

Retail Investors Private Equity Industry Partners Socially Responsible Investments NGOs

Who?

Commercial Bank National Development Banks Funds/Fund Managers Institutional Investors Microfinance Institutions

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Needs / Barriers for Miners

Variable Income Lack of Incentives

Uncertain Operating Environment Lack of Health & Safety and Education

Lack of Trust

Sustainable Income Incentives to Change Ability to Operate Health & Safety Trusted Partners

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Basic Needs of Investors

Business Model (w resource estimates) Corporate Vehicle Management Team Mineral Rights / Permit ESGs Stable Predictable Jurisdiction

From ASGM From Regulators / Governments

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Barriers for Investors

Lack of Standardized Reporting Absence of Formal Structure Lack of Experienced Management No Official Mineral Rights

  • r Permit

Occupational, Environmental and Social Risks Unstable or Unpredictable Governance

Business Model Resource Estimates

Corporate Vehicle Management Team Mineral Rights / Permits ESGs Stable Predictable Governance

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How Much Gold is in the Ground?

  • Creating a Valuation Standard for ASGM
  • Currently regulated by the securities

commissions for conventional mining industry

  • NI 43-101 Canada
  • JORC Australia
  • Others
  • Beyond reach for typical ASGM
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What is really missing?

Factors that allow financing of conventional mining are not common in ASGM

ASGM Business Corporate Vehicle Manage ment Team Resource Estimates Mineral Rights / Permits

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Investment for Improvement

Educate and Engage Financial Sector, Regulators & ASGM Investment Flows into the ASGM Sector Change the Big Picture by Improving the Small Scale