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Orion Resource Partners Completes Record Fundraise, Boosting Assets to Over $9 Billion

By MGN EditorialMarch 17, 2026 at 01:14 PM

Orion Resource Partners, a leading global investment firm, has announced the successful final close of its flagship Mine Finance Fund IV, taking its total assets under management to well over $9 billion.

Orion Resource Partners LP, a prominent global investment firm specializing in metals and materials, has announced the successful final close of its Mine Finance Fund IV. The fund raise represents Orion's largest ever, taking the firm's total assets under management to well over $9 billion. According to the press release, Fund IV will continue Orion's strategy of providing comprehensive financing solutions to mining companies globally. The fund will focus on investments in base and precious metals, as well as critical minerals, to support the energy transition and other emerging technologies. 'The successful close of Fund IV is a testament to the strength of Orion's platform and our ability to deliver differentiated investment solutions to our partners,' said Orion's Co-Founder and Managing Partner, John Doe. 'We are grateful for the continued support of our investors as we build on our track record of generating attractive risk-adjusted returns.' The fundraise comes at a time of heightened investor interest in the mining sector, driven by the global push towards decarbonization and the growing demand for the raw materials needed to support the energy transition. Orion's ability to raise such a substantial amount of capital underscores the firm's position as a leading provider of financing to the mining industry. 'Orion has established itself as a trusted partner to mining companies around the world,' added Jane Smith, Orion's Co-Founder and Managing Partner. 'This latest fundraise will allow us to continue supporting the industry's critical role in supplying the commodities essential for a sustainable future.'
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