As many as you like, up to a maximum of $15,000,000.

We are looking to raise up to $15,000,000. We will start issuing Centaur Natural Resources Bonds once we receive valid subscriptions for at least $500,000.

Qualified Investors (within the meaning of Section 1 of the Bermuda Stock Exchange Listing Regulations) may subscribe for bonds with a value of £100,000; or less if the Qualified Investor meets one of the suitability tests set out in the Subscription Form.

The Centaur Natural Resources Bonds will yield a return of 12% on your investment. This means if you invest $100,000 you will receive interest over the 3 year term of $12,000 per annum, totalling $36,000.

Centaur Natural Resources Bonds are eligible for investment by a UK Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), and for Individual Saving Accounts (ISAs) as the bonds are classed as ‘bonds’ or ‘debt securities’ listed on a ‘recognised stock exchange’ approved by UK HM Revenue & Customs. Should you or your financial advisor have any queries, please contact Centaur for any further information or clarification.

Unfortunately, you will not be able to pay for your Centaur Natural Resources Bonds in instalments, nor can they be topped up unless the Centaur Natural Resources Bond is still open for subscriptions at that time. You can however invest into other Centaur bonds or products, please contact Centaur for further details of investment products available.

The Issuer will repay all Centaur Natural Resources Bonds at the third (3rd) anniversary of issue. You will have no right to redeem your Bonds prior to the end of the 3 year fixed term, however the Issuer may, at its option, repay all or part of the Centaur Natural Resources Bonds at any time together with a 2% redemption bonus. The Centaur Natural Resources Bonds are transferable, meaning they can be sold, traded or transferred during the 3-year term.

Yes, the Centaur Natural Resources Bonds are transferable and they can be sold, traded, and/or transferred.

Under the terms of the Centaur Natural Resources Bond, the Issuer does reserve the right to redeem the Centaur Natural Resources Bonds, with interest and a 2% redemption penalty prior to maturity.

We strongly recommend that you do seek the advice of an independent financial advisor.

No, Centaur Natural Resources Bonds are not convertible into shares and the Bondholder does not have any ownership interest in the company/Issuer.

Yes, if you wish to receive a paper version of the Subscription Form, please contact Centaur.

Please refer to the ‘How to apply’ section within this document.

The proceeds from the Centaur Natural Resources Bond will be utilised by the Centaur Group to expand current mining operations in South Africa.

The bank interest rates in South Africa are generally between 8-10% on the South African Rand. Local banks within South Africa generally only lend in South African Rand as South Africa has reserve bank controls on its, and other, currencies. Centaur prefers its funding exposure to be in USD, which reduces the options for traditional bank financing within South Africa and allows Centaur to raise funds from the bond market(s).

To protect Bondholders, the Bonds are issued by Centaur Group Finance Ltd (“CGF”) acting in respect of its ‘segregated account’ #1 ‘Centaur Natural Resources Bond’ (the “Issuer”). The Issuer’s only activities will be to issue the Centaur Natural Resources Bonds and repay the interest and capital to Bondholders in accordance with the terms of the Offering Memorandum and Deed Poll.