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Aldoro Resources has taken a significant step towards advancing its Kameelburg critical minerals project in Namibia. As of November 5, 2026, the company announced that it has secured an initial funding commitment of approximately A$21.5 million under a proposed A$429 million investment arrangement with WILLETECH International Investment. This development marks a pivotal moment for Aldoro as it seeks to bring the Kameelburg project to fruition.
Aldoro and WILLETECH have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that outlines a potential investment of at least 2 billion Chinese yuan, translating to approximately A$429 million. This investment is designed to be provided in stages, with the initial binding commitment of 100 million yuan (approximately A$21.5 million) leading the way. However, Aldoro has noted that evidence of the investor’s funding availability has not yet been presented.
The proposed investment would significantly alter the ownership dynamics of the Kameelburg project. Under the contemplated arrangement, Aldoro’s interest in the project would decrease from 85% to 42%. Despite this reduction, Aldoro’s remaining 42% interest would be free-carried through to production. This means that Aldoro would not be required to contribute additional development funding to maintain its stake during the period covered by the arrangement.
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An important aspect of the agreement is the provision for the reimbursement of approximately A$10 million in historical expenditures incurred by Aldoro on the project. This reimbursement is subject to the terms of a final agreement. While the proposed A$429 million investment represents a substantial potential source of development capital for Kameelburg, it remains indicative and should not be considered as fully committed financing at this stage.
Aldoro and WILLETECH aim to conclude definitive agreements within 15 business days. During this period, both parties are expected to formalize the investment structure and associated obligations. The transaction, if concluded, would allow Aldoro to retain a substantial interest in Kameelburg while transferring much of the future funding responsibility to WILLETECH.
However, the arrangement remains subject to the conclusion of definitive agreements and the confirmation of funding availability. The initial A$21.5 million commitment is separate from the broader proposal for at least A$429 million in staged investment, and Aldoro has yet to demonstrate that the full amount will be available for the project.
If the proposed transaction is concluded and implemented, it would represent a major financing arrangement for Kameelburg. Aldoro would retain a 42% free-carried interest through to production, while WILLETECH commits to providing the proposed development funding. This strategic partnership has the potential to propel the Kameelburg project towards successful development and production, pending final agreements and confirmations.
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