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Eagle Eye Asset Holdings, the Singapore-based family office of Indian businessman Gagan Gupta, has signed a $120 million streaming agreement with Cora Gold to finance the development of the Sanankoro gold project in southern Mali. Under the terms of the deal, Eagle Eye will receive the right to purchase approximately 30% of Sanankoro’s future gold output at 20% of the prevailing spot price. The investment is expected to accelerate project development once the necessary permits are secured. The Sanankoro agreement follows Eagle Eye’s earlier commitment in October 2024 to finance Toubani Resources’ $216 million Kobada gold project — also located in southern Mali — which targets annual production of 162,000 ounces once operational. The two investments together establish Eagle Eye as a significant backer of West African gold development, even as Mali’s military-led government has pursued tighter regulations and revised fiscal frameworks with international mining operators in recent years.
About the Eagle Eye Asset Holdings family office: The Gagan Gupta family office
Eagle Eye Asset Holdings (branded as Fortuna Holdings) is the Singapore-based family office of Gagan Gupta, founder and chief executive of Arise Integrated Industrial Platforms, a pan-African industrial development firm. Gupta has built a broad investment footprint across Africa’s resource and infrastructure sectors, with projects spanning more than a dozen countries, including Sierra Leone, Cameroon, Zambia, and the Republic of Congo. Through Eagle Eye, Gupta deploys capital into natural resources, focusing on streaming and royalty-style financing structures, providing upfront project funding in exchange for long-term rights to future commodity output at discounted prices. The family office’s dual commitment to gold projects in Mali — Sanankoro and Kobada — reflects a concentrated strategic bet on West Africa’s mining potential despite the region’s elevated political and regulatory risk.
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Article Source: BusinessInsider Africa, 20.04.2026
Last Updated on April 20, 2026
