Mining Joint Venture Structuring Engine

Mining Joint Venture Structuring Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Design and simulate mining joint venture agreements by modeling capital, equity, and governance.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized engine for designing and simulating mining joint venture (JV) agreements. It allows users to model complex financial and legal structures by calculating baseline ownership via calculate_equity_distribution, simulating incremental equity gains through model_earn_in_pathway, and assessing the impact of capital calls using simulate_dilution_event. Additionally, it evaluates the balance of power through analyze_governance_structure to ensure control rights align with ownership interests. It is an essential tool for mining operators and investors to reach equitable agreements.

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analyze_governance_structure

Evaluate the balance of power and control rights within the JV

model_earn_in_pathway

Simulate how a party's ownership evolves as they meet milestones

calculate_equity_distribution

Determine baseline ownership interest based on capital and asset contributions

simulate_dilution_event

Calculate the impact on all partners when a capital call occurs

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Calculate the initial ownership for Party A contributing 600k and Party B contributing 400k.

Party A holds a 60% ownership interest and Party B holds a 40% ownership interest.

What happens to ownership if Party A has 50% and we have a 100k capital call where only Party B contributes 100k?

After the capital call, Party B's ownership increases and Party A's ownership is diluted based on the new total capital base.

Check if a party with 30% interest can pass a decision that requires a 40% threshold.

No, the party with 30% interest cannot pass the decision as it falls below the required 40% threshold.

The engine uses `simulate_dilution_event` to calculate how ownership percentages shift when new capital is introduced and certain partners do not contribute to a capital call.

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