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Non-Dilutive Financing in Mining: How Juniors are Funding Projects when Equity is Expensive (A Live Webinar)
March 12, 2026 12pm EST (Free To Attend)
Join us for a free 60-minute webinar to explore how junior mining companies are advancing projects when equity capital is expensive or unavailable. This program is geared for c-level mining executives exploring the use of royalties, metal streams, offtake and prepayment structures, strategic minority investments, and project-level partnerships, with an emphasis on dilution, control, and long-term value.
Panelists will address how these financings are priced, where management teams most often misjudge risk, and how project fundamentals such as permitting, metallurgy, and capex assumptions affect outcomes. The webinar also includes practical guidance on sequencing alternative financing to preserve flexibility and avoid limiting future financing or M&A options.
Panelists will address how these financings are priced, where management teams most often misjudge risk, and how project fundamentals such as permitting, metallurgy, and capex assumptions affect outcomes. The webinar also includes practical guidance on sequencing alternative financing to preserve flexibility and avoid limiting future financing or M&A options.
Meet Our Panel
Emily King
Founder
Prospector Portal
Prospector Portal
Roger Dent
CEO
Quinsam Capital
Quinsam Capital
Alex Storcheus
Partner
FMI Securites
FMI Securites
What You'll Learn
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The current financing landscape for junior miners and why royalties, streams, offtakes, and project-level capital are increasingly replacing traditional equity raises
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How non-dilutive and semi-dilutive structures are priced, including return expectations, control rights, and the real economic trade-offs embedded in term sheets
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Which financing structures work at each stage of development (exploration, PEA, PFS, DFS, construction) and which ones typically destroy value if used too early
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The project risks that most often derail alternative financings, including permitting timelines, metallurgy, capex realism, and execution credibility
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How to sequence financings to preserve long-term value, maintain flexibility, and avoid over-encumbering assets or the balance sheet
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The impact of alternative financing on future exits and M&A, including what acquirers will scrutinize and where royalties or streams can complicate take-out scenarios