In Chapter 2, we provided a step-by-step guide to the RWA tokenisation process for mining companies. In this chapter, we will show you the tokenisation process by using a specific case study of a junior mining company.

Tokenisation solutions play a crucial role in supporting mining companies on their fundraising journeys by addressing several key challenges associated with traditional mining investments. One significant issue is the high barrier to entry, as traditional investments often require substantial capital, which restricts participation primarily to wealthy individuals and large institutions. This exclusivity limits opportunities for smaller investors to engage in potentially lucrative mining projects.

Additionally, mining investments are typically characterized by a lack of liquidity. Investors often find themselves unable to easily buy or sell their stakes, which can hinder their flexibility and discourage interest from potential investors who may need to access their funds quickly.

Moreover, traditional mining investments frequently suffer from limited transparency and trust. Investors may face difficulties in obtaining clear insights into operations, decision-making processes, and the management of funds. This lack of visibility can erode trust, making investors hesitant to commit their capital.

By addressing these barriers, tokenisation not only lowers the entry threshold but also improves liquidity and enhances transparency, fostering a more inclusive and trustworthy investment environment in the mining sector.

Refer to our tokenisation process charts below to understand how it works and applies to different stakeholders.

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