Global Mining Capital Corporation focus is on  unique investment opportunities. The company's team has superior mining valuation skills, in addition to its on-the-ground experience in evaluating projects.

Global Mining Capital Corporation employs a "buy and hold" strategy. The focus is on trophy assets, world class deposits and high quality mines which are positioned in the lower half of their sector's cost curve, thus increasing the potential for strong capital gains throughout the commodity life cycle. Projects generally are late stage, near production or with a defined resource; however earlier stage exploration projects with good potential for large resources are also considered.

Global Mining Capital Corporation considers full buyouts, equity interests or controlling positions depending on the situation.

Global Mining Capital Corporation executes private transactions with public companies to finance quality mining projects or to buy trophy assets. Global Mining Capital Corporation also transacts deals with private companies, preferably prior to their going public. The company also acquires projects owned by private entities. Opportunistically, Global Mining Capital Corporation provides seed capital for spin-off companies with projects that meet its target investment criteria.

Global Mining Capital Corporation invests in companies which are beyond the scoping study phase of development. Hence, the focus is on development, near-production and early-production projects. Global Mining Capital Corporation; may consider investing in earlier stage companies if they have a prospective large world-class resource.

The company's focus is on resource-rich developed jurisdictions and emerging markets with low political risk profiles (e.g., Canada, Australia; Latin America, e.g., Brazil, Chile, Peru, Argentina; and some countries in West Africa). However, Global Mining Capital Corporation may opportunistically invest in jurisdictions where Global Mining Capital Corporation believes that risk can be mitigated and/or can be managed. Global Mining Capital Corporation will also selectively consider Chinese or other Asia Pacific investments.

Target minerals are gold and copper. Other base metals (e.g., zinc, nickel and molybdenum), uranium, potash and iron ore are also considered.