Institutional access to critical minerals + gold cashflow. A zero-coupon, asset-backed digital bond structured for sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and global institutional allocators.
Fully modeled financials anchored in a producing South African asset with verified resource estimates and 50+ years of operational history.
Total revenue over the primary production horizon
Net operating profit after costs and royalties
60–70% Internal Rate of Return across scenarios
Capital recovery from initial cashflow operations
Total measured & indicated antimony tonnage
Total gold equivalent ounces across the asset
CTG Africa's $500M Digital Bond is underpinned by a convergence of critical mineral scarcity, immediate production cashflow, and a resource base with transformational upside.
Antimony is classified as a critical mineral by the US, EU, and UK. China controls 70%+ of global supply. This asset represents one of the largest non-Chinese deposits globally — irreplaceable strategic value.
Tailings reprocessing operations generate near-term revenue from Day 1, providing early bond coverage and derisking investor exposure before underground mining scales.
The total underground resource is estimated at US$35B — a multi-decade production platform that structurally supports bond repayment with substantial equity upside retained by CTG.
The underlying asset is located in South Africa — a Tier-1 mining jurisdiction with established legal frameworks, deep infrastructure, and multilateral institutional recognition. The asset carries full operating permits and a verified 50+ year operational history, eliminating early-stage exploration risk entirely.
Republic of South Africa — Tier-1 mining jurisdiction
Fully permitted — operational licenses in place
50+ years of continuous production activity
Actively producing — tailings + underground pipeline
South Africa ranks among the world's top five mining jurisdictions by resource value. Its legal system, skilled workforce, and export infrastructure make it the preferred platform for institutional-grade mineral finance.
Combined with the asset's critical-mineral profile, this location commands sovereign and strategic buyer interest from Western governments actively seeking antimony supply chain independence.
Independent resource estimates confirm a multi-tier production platform spanning near-surface tailings, open-pit, and deep underground mineralization.

The following financial projections are derived from the asset's audited production estimates, current spot pricing for antimony and gold, and conservative operating cost assumptions benchmarked against peer South African operations.
Antimony and gold revenue streams combined generate gross revenue of $1.58B against projected operating costs of approximately $854M, yielding a gross profit margin of approximately 46%.
EBITDA scales rapidly as production ramps through Year 2 and 3, driven by tailings throughput and progressive underground ore contribution. By Year 4, EBITDA comfortably exceeds bond repayment obligations by a factor of 3×.
Cumulative free cashflow crosses the bond repayment threshold ($650M including 30% premium on $500M) within the 2–4 year tenor, validating the sub-2-year payback assertion for baseline scenarios.
All returns are calculated using the fixed 30% premium redemption formula: Redemption = Investment × 1.30. IRR is approximated as IRR = (1.30)^(1/n) − 1, where n = holding period in years.
USD $500,000,000
Zero-coupon digital bond with fixed 30% premium at redemption
2 to 4 years — investor-selected at allocation
Investment × 1.30 — paid at maturity
First-lien charge over mining asset, equipment, and cashflow waterfall
Bond issued as a digital security token on regulated blockchain infrastructure via Fireblocks Network
T+0 atomic settlement capability — reducing counterparty and custody risk
Secondary liquidity available to qualified institutional counterparties post-lock-up
USD $1,000,000 — accredited institutional investors only
Bond repayment is structurally prioritized within a legally enforceable cashflow waterfall. Investors hold senior secured claim ahead of royalties and equity distributions.


Capital Trust Group Limited (CTG) is a New Zealand-regulated financial institution and pioneer in digital bond issuance for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization. CTG is an active member of the Fireblocks Network — the institutional standard for digital asset custody and settlement.
Tony Wong brings senior investment banking credentials from JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank, with deep expertise in structured credit, capital markets, and cross-border mineral finance. His institutional background is referenced in official Hong Kong Exchange filings.
CTG operates under New Zealand's robust financial services regulatory framework, providing institutional investors with a familiar Common Law jurisdiction, strong investor protections, and internationally recognized dispute resolution mechanisms.
As a Fireblocks Network member, CTG leverages the industry's gold standard for digital asset transfer, custody, and tokenized security settlement — the same infrastructure used by Goldman Sachs, BNY Mellon, and BlackRock for digital asset operations.
CTG is not a first mover by accident — it is a first mover by design. The firm's architecture combines regulated finance, blockchain infrastructure, and deep commodity expertise.
New Zealand FSPR-registered structure with full AML/KYC protocols meeting FATF standards
Fireblocks-powered issuance, custody, and atomic settlement for institutional-grade digital securities
Every bond token is backed 1:1 by a verified, producing mineral asset — no algorithmic or synthetic collateral
Leadership with JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank pedigree — structuring expertise applied to Africa's mineral wealth
Antimony is classified as a critical mineral by the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom — essential for defense systems, semiconductors, flame retardants, and energy storage. With China controlling over 70% of global supply, non-Chinese sources command structural premium pricing and geopolitical urgency.
Export restrictions imposed by China in 2023 triggered supply chain alerts across NATO defense ministries and semiconductor manufacturers. The US Defense Logistics Agency has classified antimony as a Tier-1 strategic reserve material.
This asset — at 993kt of antimony resource — represents a generational opportunity to supply Western markets with a domestically secured, non-Chinese source of this irreplaceable mineral.
The CTG Africa Digital Bond is engineered with overcollateralization, hard asset backing, and a legally enforced payment priority — providing institutional investors with credit quality comparable to senior secured project finance.
Asset value of US$35B+ underground resource versus $500M bond — collateral coverage exceeds 70× at full resource valuation
First-lien security interest over physical mining asset, processing equipment, offtake agreements, and cashflow accounts
Debt Service Coverage Ratio exceeds 3× at conservative base-case production — robust buffer against operational variance
Digital bond format enables secondary market transferability among qualified institutional counterparties — addressing the illiquidity premium typical of private credit
This offering is structured as a Regulation S / private placement exclusively available to qualified institutional investors — sovereign wealth funds, licensed pension funds, family offices managing $500M+, and regulated asset managers. Onboarding follows full AML/KYC/FATF compliance protocols.
CTG's institutional onboarding team targets a 5–10 business day completion cycle from initial inquiry to token issuance, subject to investor documentation readiness and compliance clearance.
$50M+
Priority allocation, co-investor rights discussion, direct access to CEO briefing and asset site visit
$10M – $49.9M
Reserved tranche access, dedicated relationship manager, early secondary market priority
$1M – $9.9M
Standard allocation queue, full documentation package, Fireblocks custody onboarding
The $500M Digital Bond is the inaugural instrument of CTG's Africa Mining Finance Platform — a structured program to tokenize, finance, and distribute exposure to Sub-Saharan Africa's mineral wealth to global institutional capital markets.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has publicly stated that tokenization of real-world assets is "the next generation for markets." Boston Consulting Group estimates $16T in tokenized assets by 2030. CTG is positioned at the intersection of this structural shift and Africa's $10T+ undeveloped mineral resource base.
$500M Antimony & Gold Digital Bond — South Africa. Inaugural issuance. Establish track record and Fireblocks settlement precedent.
Second RWA Bond — Copper & Cobalt asset, DRC / Zambia. Target $750M issuance leveraging EV battery metals demand cycle.
Platform-level tokenized fund — multi-asset African minerals basket. Target $2B AUM. Listed secondary market access for institutional LPs.
CTG Africa Exchange — regulated secondary market for tokenized African mineral bonds. Strategic partnerships with global custodians and prime brokers.
This is a highly bankable structure provided execution discipline is maintained, cashflow allocation strictly prioritizes bond repayment, and investor communication remains institutional-grade throughout the holding period.
Overcollateralized structure with real asset backing, strong DSCR, and legally enforced payment priority
Fixed 30% premium upside, commodity price exposure, and institutional liquidity via digital tokenization
Fee and structuring economics, global leadership in RWA tokenization, entry into the $10T+ mining finance market
Antimony and gold spot prices subject to global market volatility; downside scenarios stress-tested at 30% price reduction
Mining operations subject to technical, geological, and regulatory risks — mitigated by 50+ year operating history and experienced management
South Africa carries moderate political risk — rated BB by S&P, with stable mining regulation and established investor protections
Senior secured first-lien position provides priority recovery in any stress scenario ahead of equity and royalty claims
Antimony and gold revenues are independently priced — diversification reduces single-commodity concentration risk
Bond repayment reserve account funded quarterly from production cashflow — ring-fenced and monitored by independent trustee
Capital Trust Group is hosting an exclusive, invitation-only investor briefing in Hong Kong for pre-qualified institutional allocators. Attendance is limited to sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and institutional asset managers meeting minimum AUM thresholds. Detailed asset presentations, management Q&A, and allocation windows will be made available in-session.
The CTG Africa Digital Bond compares favorably to precedent African and emerging-market mining finance transactions across yield, structure, and collateral quality.
The CTG structure offers a materially higher fixed return relative to comparable African mining bonds, with superior collateral quality — reflecting the strategic scarcity premium of a non-Chinese antimony source.
Institutional allocators increasingly require ESG alignment as a condition of investment. CTG Africa's asset is operated under South Africa's MPRDA framework with mandatory environmental rehabilitation provisions and community benefit obligations.
Tailings reprocessing reduces legacy environmental liability while generating immediate cashflow — a dual-benefit operational model aligned with circular mining principles
Operations support 500+ direct employment positions and significant indirect community economic activity in a historically underserved mining region of South Africa
Independent trustee oversight, quarterly investor reporting, and third-party production audits — meeting institutional governance standards comparable to listed mining companies
Allocation windows are limited and subject to compliance approval. Pre-qualified institutional investors are encouraged to submit expressions of interest immediately. Contact the CTG Investor Relations team to initiate onboarding.
ir@ctgafrica.org
Institutional allocations, documentation requests, compliance onboarding
Central, Hong Kong SAR
Private briefings by appointment — sovereign and institutional counterparties only
HKEx Filing — Tony Wong (Page 12)
FSPR Registration — New Zealand Financial Service Providers Register
$500M Digital Bond — Backed by One of the Largest Antimony Deposits Outside China