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Gold Bullion Ventures offers a Physical Gold Trading Loan Note, providing investors with asset-backed exposure to the gold market. The company specialises in wholesale gold trading, acquiring pre-refined gold (Dore) directly from mines at a discount before refining and selling at London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) spot prices into Dubai.
This investment is structured as a 12-month fixed-rate Loan Note, delivering returns of either 18% per annum with monthly fixed income or 24% per annum with interest paid at maturity. BCCP is raising £5M to help scale operations, leveraging an established gold trading supply chain between West Africa and Dubai, Investor security is reinforced through a range of security measures including insurance and a fixed and floating charge over company assets.
With demand for gold increasing due to economic uncertainty, inflation concerns and central bank accumulation, Gold Bullion Ventures presents an opportunity to capitalise on the growth of gold prices while generating high fixed returns as a profit share.
For centuries, savvy investors have been aware of the importance of gold as part of a well-balanced portfolio. In addition to offering wealth diversification, gold is a world-renowned safe haven for investors, offering the ultimate insurance and protection against turbulent economic times. History illustrates that gold is a timeless asset, not only proving to be a successful preserver of wealth, but high gold prices and record demand has ensured it has outperformed many other forms of investment. Gold has remained a popular asset since the last financial crisis, when confidence in financial institutions was shaken. Just over a decade later, 2020 proved to be another unprecedented year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The response of central banks has been unprecedented money-printing, historically low interest rates, and increasing public spending, raising national debt to new peace-time highs, and risking high levels of inflation. Gold has reached new all-time highs in the UK repeatedly since 2020 and into 2025, as the economic backdrop drives further demand for this safe haven metal. Soaring inflation has sparked a cost-of-living crisis, and seen central banks aggressively hike interest rates. Falling economic growth has raised concerns of recession to come, while inflation remains stubbornly high. Central banks and investors are driving record demand for gold as they seek safe places to keep their money, and gold is expected to rise to further records in the months to come.
