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ABOUT BLOCKDOR

BUILDING A NEW GENERATION OF MINING ROYALTIES.

Blockdor began in Ghana, developing traceability hardware and chain of custody systems for small scale gold. Working close to the supply chain showed us that transparency is strongest when it is built into a mineral project from the beginning.

That experience became the foundation for Blockdor.

Today, Blockdor is a mining royalty company focused on gold and critical minerals across West and Central Africa. We identify mineral opportunities, provide early stage capital, bring together experienced operators and technical partners, and earn royalties and offtake interests as projects move toward production.

OPERATORS RUN THE MINES. WE HELP BUILD THE PROJECTS.

Blockdor does not operate mines. We provide capital and bring in the partners needed to support exploration and development.

In exchange, we receive an agreed royalty tied to future metal production. As projects enter production, we also support sales and mine to refinery traceability through offtake.

WHY WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA.

West and Central Africa together produce roughly one fifth of the world’s gold.

Artisanal and small scale miners may account for up to half of that output, equal to roughly one tenth of global gold production.

The region combines exceptional geology with many projects that remain underexplored, underfunded and disconnected from dependable routes to market.

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WHAT WE ARE BUILDING.

Blockdor brings capital, operators, technical expertise and traceability together around selected mineral assets.

Our goal is to build a portfolio of royalties and traceable offtake interests while helping strong projects move from mineral potential toward active production.

THE LONG VIEW.

We believe responsible mineral supply chains begin at the asset.

By working with permit holders, operators, technical partners and buyers from an early stage, Blockdor is building long term exposure to African gold and critical mineral production.