HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED

  Project Financing for Mining & processing Plants. To compete in this new world of lower prices and negative sentiment, companies are closing high-cost mines and restructuring operations in order to streamline their corporate structures. Even as they struggle in the face of this ‘new world order’, companies continue to display a serious appetite for debt and equity financing in their quest to bring new projects into production. In the hunt for new projects,  according to a recently released industry report, spending on non-ferrous mineral exploration surged from $2.1 billion in 1992, to a record $5. 1 billion in 1997. Altogether, this brings the mining industries current annual expenditure on exploration, merger and acquisitions, and capital projects to approximately $60 billion. Determining the financial requirements of Mining Projects Within the spheres of gold mining industry, about $3 billion generated per year as profits on existing operations and income from gold hedging. It

  Mining and Processing plant Financing and Long Term Investment. The financial needs of companies that initiate the construction of mining and processing plants are growing as mineral resources are depleted, technologies become more sophisticated and environmental standards tighten. This dynamic sector, vulnerable to fluctuations in world prices, has faced serious challenges in recent years.  Project finance (PF)  for mining and processing plants through the establishment of SPV / SPE is one of the promising approaches to new mining projects. One of the keys to business success is to align the financial needs of a mining project for continuous implementation and development with the highly variable economic results of mining operations. Flexible use of long-term investment loans, bond issues, leasing or other financial tools allows mining companies to implement large projects in the shortest possible time. Havelet Finance Limited  is an international finance company with Channel Islan