Breakwall Capital and Vitol Announce Valor Mining Credit Partners II Closing

The new $1.2 billion private credit fund will focus on investing in the mining and metals sectors.

Mar. 31, 2026 at 3:29pm

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The closing of a new $1.2 billion private credit fund signals continued investor appetite for alternative financing solutions in the mining and metals sectors.Houston Today

Breakwall Capital, a leading alternative asset management firm, and Vitol, a global energy and commodities company, have announced the closing of Valor Mining Credit Partners II, a new $1.2 billion private credit fund that will focus on providing financing solutions to companies in the mining and metals sectors.

Why it matters

The closing of this new private credit fund highlights the continued investor appetite for alternative financing options in the mining and metals industries, which are capital-intensive and often face challenges accessing traditional bank lending. The fund's focus on the mining and metals sectors is also reflective of the broader global demand for critical minerals and metals needed to support the energy transition and infrastructure development.

The details

Valor Mining Credit Partners II will provide senior secured loans, unitranche facilities, and other tailored credit solutions to mining and metals companies globally. The fund will target investments across the mining value chain, including exploration, development, production, and processing. Breakwall Capital and Vitol have a long history of collaborating on investments in the natural resources sector.

The new $1.2 billion private credit fund closed on March 31, 2026.

The players