Friday 19 April 2024
Select a region
Business

Law firm advises on latest mining fund launch

Law firm advises on latest mining fund launch

Tuesday 11 August 2020

Law firm advises on latest mining fund launch

Tuesday 11 August 2020


Carey Olsen's corporate team in Guernsey has advised Tembo Capital on the launch of its latest fund, Tembo Capital Mining Fund III, which has a fundraising target of US$300 million.

A Guernsey closed-ended investment scheme, Tembo Fund III will follow a similar investment strategy as Tembo's first two funds and invest in high quality, undervalued assets owned by mid-tier and junior mining companies.

These opportunities may include exploration ventures, near term production ventures, royalties, operating mines, infrastructure of metals and mining projects, and services associated with the metals and mining sector.

Working alongside onshore counsel Macfarlanesthe Carey Olsen team advising Tembo on all Guernsey-related corporate and regulatory aspects of the fund's launch and initial fundraising was led by Partner Ben Morgan, assisted by Senior Associate Alex Mauger.

"Having advised Tembo on its first two fund launches, Carey Olsen is pleased to have seen the firm go from strength to strength and to be supporting Tembo again on its latest fund," he said. "The commitments already secured demonstrate both the confidence in Tembo as an investor in the mining industry and its market-leading position."

Since its inception, Tembo has invested more than US$240 million of equity capital in 13 mining companies. To date, Tembo has realised US$175 million and distributed US$ 165 million, generating a combined gross realised internal rate of return of 28% and a gross multiple of invested capital of 2.3x.

Pictured: Carey Olsen Partner Ben Morgan.

Sign up to newsletter

 

Comments

Comments on this story express the views of the commentator only, not Bailiwick Publishing. We are unable to guarantee the accuracy of any of those comments.

You have landed on the Bailiwick Express website, however it appears you are based in . Would you like to stay on the site, or visit the site?