JCG Capital

JCG Capital

JCG Capital operates out of Greenwich, Connecticut, structuring private credit and royalty investments in the natural-resource sector. The firm focuses on transactions that fall between commercial-bank project finance and pure equity, providing capital to mid-tier mining and energy companies. Its typical instrument is a structured royalty or debt facility collateralized by hard assets and future production. The strategy spans precious and base metals, oil and gas, and energy-infrastructure projects in North America. JCG targets going-concern operators needing expansion capital, bridge financing, or acquisition funding. Its deals are asset-backed, with repayment tied to production milestones or revenue shares rather than corporate balance sheets. The firm negotiates directly with operators, often acting as sole or lead arranger on placements of $5 million to $50 million — a corridor underserved by larger private-credit funds. JCG does not publicly report assets under management or team size. It markets itself through qualified-introducer networks and industry conferences, not broad distribution. The firm's investor base is understood to include U.S.-based family offices, European single-family offices, and select institutional allocators with dedicated natural-resource or real-asset mandates. No adjacent philanthropic or operating vehicles are publicly associated with the firm. What distinguishes JCG structurally is its hybrid posture — neither a pure-play mining royalty company like Franco-Nevada, nor a generalist private-credit fund, nor a project-finance desk inside a bank. The firm sits inside the gap, underwriting specifically to resource-extraction cash flows and holding positions that blend debt seniority with commodity-price upside. That narrowness limits scalable AUM but produces a portfolio with low correlation to both equity markets and broad private-credit indices.