Business model
Advance capital. Agreed offtake. One commercial relationship.
GoldWheel pays the producer before first production. The same agreement sets out the future metal we will buy, how it will be priced, and when it will be delivered.
How it works
One structure, tied to production.
The producer sets out the deposit, operating plan, expected grade and output, delivery timetable, amount requested, and use of funds. GoldWheel then reviews the project, the company, its owners, and other parties involved. Where the facts are clear, an initial answer follows within 30 working days.
If approved, GoldWheel advances the agreed capital. The producer retains ownership of the asset and delivers the contracted share of future production. The agreement defines how the metal will be priced, its required form and quality, the delivery obligations, and what happens if output or timing changes.
How we set terms
Terms defined before commitment
We address the advance amount, expected output, how the metal will be priced, delivery obligations, and schedule risk before the final contracts are signed.
Advance and metal purchase assessed together
The financing depends on future production, so we review the operating plan and the proposed metal purchase as one decision.
No automatic approval
We assess every project on its own facts, and most enquiries do not become facilities. An early no costs both sides far less than a late one. What we check
Can you define the output, timetable, and use of funds?
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