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Where the architecture is applied.
One architecture, four verticals and a mandate to look at anything with validated economic value and a transferable right attached to it.
Metals & mining
From underground wealth to programmable capital. Precious, industrial, battery and strategic minerals, financed against independently validated reserves.
- NI 43-101
- JORC
- SAMREC
- Mine development
- Royalty economics
Energy & infrastructure
Tokenizing future economic value across the energy chain: reserve economics, midstream and LNG infrastructure, interconnectors and export cash flows.
- Reserve audit
- Offtake
- Terminal revenue
- Project debt
Real estate
Institutional real estate meets programmable finance. Income-producing assets, development projects, hospitality and strategic land.
- Accredited valuation
- Rental streams
- Development finance
Shipping & maritime
Programmable capital for the maritime economy, from a Cyprus base in one of the world's principal ship-management centres.
- Vessel ownership
- LNG carriers
- Charter income
- Fleet finance
Other strategic real assets
The test we apply to anything else.
We are asset-agnostic in principle and disciplined in practice. Four questions decide whether an asset can be structured at all.
- Is the value validated?
By an accredited third party, to a recognised standard, in a report an institution will accept.
- Is the right transferable?
Can the economic right be carved out and placed in a vehicle without breaching a concession, licence or financing covenant?
- Is the jurisdiction workable?
Enforceable title, functioning courts, sanctions position, and a route to compliant distribution.
- Is there a cash flow or a credible exit?
Something has to pay the investor. Appreciation alone is rarely financeable.
If the answer to any of these is no, the honest answer is that the asset is not ready — and we will say so before taking a structuring mandate.
Discuss a real asset, a mandate or a partnership.
We work with asset owners, governments, institutional investors and strategic partners.