Are you a geologist in the mining sector?
Do you know how mineral economics drives decision making and success in you industry?
Prove it! Take the test now!
Economic perspective on deep and under cover exploration - Trench et al - Mar...John Sykes
Economic perspective on deep and under cover exploration - Trench et al - Mar 2015 - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Resources versus Reserves - Sykes & Trench - Aug 2014 - Centre For Exploratio...John Sykes
World-class mine projects are increasingly failing to become world-class mines. Non-technical socio-political and environmental problems seem, in part, to be the cause. However, the intangible and qualitative nature of these problems means overcoming them will require a greater systemic understanding of how the various technical and non-technical factors interact. This is particularly important as the concept of sustainable development has changed the industry paradigm sufficiently that it is no longer clear what world-class means. Finally, this better systemic understanding of mine projects needs communicating back to the exploration sector to improve exploration targeting.
Using scenarios to guide copper exploration targeting strategies - Sykes - Se...John Sykes
Using scenarios to guide copper exploration targeting strategies - Sep 2015 - Sykes - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Industry collaboration adding value to exploration success - Trench et al - M...John Sykes
Industry collaboration adding value to exploration success - Trench et al - Mar 2015 - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Economic perspective on deep and under cover exploration - Trench et al - Mar...John Sykes
Economic perspective on deep and under cover exploration - Trench et al - Mar 2015 - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Resources versus Reserves - Sykes & Trench - Aug 2014 - Centre For Exploratio...John Sykes
World-class mine projects are increasingly failing to become world-class mines. Non-technical socio-political and environmental problems seem, in part, to be the cause. However, the intangible and qualitative nature of these problems means overcoming them will require a greater systemic understanding of how the various technical and non-technical factors interact. This is particularly important as the concept of sustainable development has changed the industry paradigm sufficiently that it is no longer clear what world-class means. Finally, this better systemic understanding of mine projects needs communicating back to the exploration sector to improve exploration targeting.
Using scenarios to guide copper exploration targeting strategies - Sykes - Se...John Sykes
Using scenarios to guide copper exploration targeting strategies - Sep 2015 - Sykes - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Industry collaboration adding value to exploration success - Trench et al - M...John Sykes
Industry collaboration adding value to exploration success - Trench et al - Mar 2015 - Centre for Exploration Targeting / Curtin University / University of Western Australia
Mineral Economics for Geologists: Take the Test Now! (Dec 2013 - Centre for E...John Sykes
This course is ideal for technical professionals across the mineral exploration, mining and mineral processing industries as a foundation in economic concepts and strategic decision-making in the minerals industries and as a primer for the transition between purely technical roles and management roles.
Australian gold in 40-years: The need for greenfields explorationJohn Sykes
1. Landmark report looks out 40 years critically includes the impact of resource quality, exploration, and uncertainty;
2. Over the short term (<5 years) production will be dominated by existing mines;
3. Over the medium term (5 10 years) production will come from new mines based on known deposits, however, it is not enough to offset the decline (mainly due to ‘quality’ issues);
4. In the long term (10 40 years) exploration success will play a major role in overcoming much of the looming shortfall in gold production…
5. Consequently, in forty years time almost all of Australia’s future gold production will come from exploration successes…
6. ...even so, production and revenues are set to fall by half over the next 40
7. Also note that in 13 years half of Australia’s gold production will come from mines that are yet to be discovered…
8. …but the weighted average delay between discovery and development is also 13 years
9. For the gold industry to maintain production at current levels over the longer term, it will either need to double the amount spent on exploration or double its discovery performance
10. And finally, with sensitivity studies indicating each additional dollar spent on exploration (over the next ten years) generates extra revenue of ~$11.40 over the next 40 years there is incentive for both industry and government to further invest in gold exploration!
Challenges of rare earths - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Argus Rare Earths Confe...John Sykes
Challenges of rare earths - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Argus Rare Earths Conference - Greenfields Research / Rowton Ltd. / Centre for Exploration Targeting / UWA Business School / The University of Western Australia
Battery metals & the energy transition - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Greenfield...John Sykes
Battery metals & the energy transition - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Greenfields Research / Rowton Ltd / Centre for Exploration Targeting / The University of Western Australia
ATAC Resources Ltd. Corporate Presentation 2 January 2019ATAC Resources
ATAC Resources Ltd. is a Yukon-based exploration company focused on developing Canada’s only Carlin-type gold district at the Rackla Gold Property.
Work on the ~1,700 km2 property has resulted in an Osiris Project Inferred Resource of 1,685,000 oz of gold at an average grade of 4.23 g/t (in 12.4 Mt) and a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Tiger Gold Deposit (PEA Pre-Tax NPV of $107M). ATAC is well-financed with approximately $10 million in treasury.
ATAC Resources Ltd. Corporate Presentation January 2019ATAC Resources
ATAC Resources Ltd. is a Yukon-based exploration company focused on developing Canada’s only Carlin-type gold district at the Rackla Gold Property.
Work on the ~1,700 km2 property has resulted in an Osiris Project Inferred Resource of 1,685,000 oz of gold at an average grade of 4.23 g/t (in 12.4 Mt) and a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Tiger Gold Deposit (PEA Pre-Tax NPV of $107M). ATAC is well-financed with approximately $10 million in treasury.
Mineral Economics for Geologists: Take the Test Now! (Dec 2013 - Centre for E...John Sykes
This course is ideal for technical professionals across the mineral exploration, mining and mineral processing industries as a foundation in economic concepts and strategic decision-making in the minerals industries and as a primer for the transition between purely technical roles and management roles.
Australian gold in 40-years: The need for greenfields explorationJohn Sykes
1. Landmark report looks out 40 years critically includes the impact of resource quality, exploration, and uncertainty;
2. Over the short term (<5 years) production will be dominated by existing mines;
3. Over the medium term (5 10 years) production will come from new mines based on known deposits, however, it is not enough to offset the decline (mainly due to ‘quality’ issues);
4. In the long term (10 40 years) exploration success will play a major role in overcoming much of the looming shortfall in gold production…
5. Consequently, in forty years time almost all of Australia’s future gold production will come from exploration successes…
6. ...even so, production and revenues are set to fall by half over the next 40
7. Also note that in 13 years half of Australia’s gold production will come from mines that are yet to be discovered…
8. …but the weighted average delay between discovery and development is also 13 years
9. For the gold industry to maintain production at current levels over the longer term, it will either need to double the amount spent on exploration or double its discovery performance
10. And finally, with sensitivity studies indicating each additional dollar spent on exploration (over the next ten years) generates extra revenue of ~$11.40 over the next 40 years there is incentive for both industry and government to further invest in gold exploration!
Challenges of rare earths - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Argus Rare Earths Confe...John Sykes
Challenges of rare earths - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Argus Rare Earths Conference - Greenfields Research / Rowton Ltd. / Centre for Exploration Targeting / UWA Business School / The University of Western Australia
Battery metals & the energy transition - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Greenfield...John Sykes
Battery metals & the energy transition - Wright et al - Sep 2016 - Greenfields Research / Rowton Ltd / Centre for Exploration Targeting / The University of Western Australia
ATAC Resources Ltd. Corporate Presentation 2 January 2019ATAC Resources
ATAC Resources Ltd. is a Yukon-based exploration company focused on developing Canada’s only Carlin-type gold district at the Rackla Gold Property.
Work on the ~1,700 km2 property has resulted in an Osiris Project Inferred Resource of 1,685,000 oz of gold at an average grade of 4.23 g/t (in 12.4 Mt) and a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Tiger Gold Deposit (PEA Pre-Tax NPV of $107M). ATAC is well-financed with approximately $10 million in treasury.
ATAC Resources Ltd. Corporate Presentation January 2019ATAC Resources
ATAC Resources Ltd. is a Yukon-based exploration company focused on developing Canada’s only Carlin-type gold district at the Rackla Gold Property.
Work on the ~1,700 km2 property has resulted in an Osiris Project Inferred Resource of 1,685,000 oz of gold at an average grade of 4.23 g/t (in 12.4 Mt) and a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Tiger Gold Deposit (PEA Pre-Tax NPV of $107M). ATAC is well-financed with approximately $10 million in treasury.
What is mining?; Why do we need mines?; What is a mineral ?; What is an Ore Deposit? ; Concentrations of Metals; Metals enrichment factors ; Types of Ore Deposit ; GEOLOGIC CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTIC OF ORE DEPOSITS; Shape of ore deposits; Dip ore deposits ;Thickness ore deposits; Depth of ore deposits; Structure of ore deposits; Ore value and profitability of mining; Stability of ore rocks; Chemical and mineral characteristics of ores ; Lessening of ore deposit; Degree of breakability; Life Cycle of a Metal Resource; Mineral Supply and Demand; Conservation; Economic Impact on Mineral Supplies
Term Mining and Terminology Management in a Corporate Setting PerspectiveLuigi Muzii
The time spent looking for and not finding information cost an organization a total of $6 million a year, not including opportunity costs or the costs of reworking existing information that could not be located. Only 41% of localization-mature organizations have some terminology management policy in place, almost solely translation-oriented. Then we must show how terminology management works, demonstrate its power, through controlled languages, ontologies, search engine applications, content and knowledge management applications, and e-learning systems.
Every Step you need in planning to extend a working open cast mine to underground mine on reaching a pit bottom.
Step-wise procedure to be followed is clearly mentioned.
Justifies the Indian Laws.
Sublevel Stoping method is explained in detail.
Case study of a copper mine is presented for eg.
Schmidt's Hammer Rebound Value Analysis for finding Uniaxial Compressive Stre...Jasmeet Singh Saluja
An innovative & easy way of establishing a relationship ship between Schmidt's Hammer Rebound value & Uniaxial Compressive Strength, Point Load Index & Density of rocks to obtain the value of UCS on site.
This method helps in eliminating the need of laboratory analysis of rock for UCS, Point Load Index & density determination.
A detailed description and innovation by me on HIghwall Mining Methods.
Methods presented can inhance highwall stability and extraction %.
Contact me via mail @ jasmeetsinghsaluja@hotmail.com for method details, video and the program
It covers seismic method, gravity method, electromagnetic method, magnetic method and radiometric method. all these methods help in mineral exploration
Levon Resources is exploring one of the world's largest silver resources at the company's 100%-owned Cordero Project in northwest Mexico. In less than four years, Levon has amassed a resource at Cordero containing 364M oz silver indicated plus 91M oz silver inferred. Further indicated resources of 945,000 oz gold, 6.1B lbs zinc and 3.3B lbs lead have established Cordero as one of Mexico's premier polymetallic porphyry targets.
4th Current Trends in Mining Finance Conference Program 24 27 April 2016 NYCTim Alch
This the 4th Annual Current Trends in Mining Finance Program held in New York City in April 2017 organized by NY Section of SME and Hosted by SME and Shearman & Sterling LLP. Join us 2017 on April 30 to May 3 in New York City at S&S again.
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Evaluate scenario
planning and trend
convergence
theories, models,
and processes.
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and trend
convergence
theories, models,
and processes.
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of scenario planning
and trend convergence
theories, models, and
processes from
references, research,
and personal
experiences. Analyzes
some themes and
concepts in the
literature.
Evaluates scenario
planning and trend
convergence theories,
models, and
processes from
references, research,
and personal
experiences.
Analyzes major
themes and concepts
in the literature.
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synthesizes scenario
planning and trend
convergence theories,
models, and processes
from references,
research, and personal
experiences. Analyzes
major themes and
concepts in the
literature.
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a scenario planning
and trend
convergence model.
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illustrates a
scenario planning
and trend
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model integrating
theoretical support.
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scenario planning and
trend convergence
model. Includes some
aspects from activities,
roles, and
responsibilities, and
how and when activities
will be performed.
Creates and illustrates
a scenario planning
and trend
convergence model.
Includes a set of
activities, roles, and
responsibilities, and
how and when
activities will be
performed.
Creates and illustrates a
scenario planning and
trend convergence
model integrating
theoretical support.
Includes a set of
activities, roles, and
responsibilities, and how
and when activities will
be performed.
Develop an
approach to leading
and implementing a
scenario planning
and trend
convergence model.
25%
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an approach to
leading and
implementing a
scenario planning
and trend
convergence
model.
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of an approach to
leading and
implementing a scenario
planning and trend
convergence model.
Develops an
approach to leading
and implementing a
scenario planning and
trend convergence
model.
Develops a
comprehensive
approach to leading and
implementing a scenario
planning and trend
convergence model.
Communicate in a
scholarly and
professional
manner.
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manner expected
of doctoral-level
composition nor
exhibits critical
thinking skills:
grammar,
punctuation,
mechanics, APA
style and
formatting.
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basic level in a manner
expected of doctoral-
level composition, and
exhibits some critical
thinking skills.
Communicates in a
manner expected of
doctoral-level
composition, and
exhibits critical
thinking skills.
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exceptionally well in a
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Decision makers interpreted it as “find oil—wherever it is and as much—they’re not making it anymore”. And for years it worked. But now the age of easy oil is over. Petroleum exploration is becoming a marginal business, and the oily version of Mark Twain's adage has effectively lost its appeal.
Exploration and discovery: Do frameworks and organisation matter?John Sykes
Framing business complexity in exploration:
First, some things around risk & value complexities…..
Then, some thinking around everyday frameworks and standards…..
Some thoughts on a framework for project-level complexity…
And a simple example: The Sinclair Zone Cesium Mine, Western Australia
Finally, the exploration organisation study that keeps on giving…
A global overview of the geology and economics of lithium productionJohn Sykes
Lithium demand is growing fast, driven by a wide range of battery applications, which are in turn changing the structure of
demand, the lithium supply chain and potentially raw material requirements though much still remains uncertain;
•
Geologically ‘brine’ salars and ‘hard rock’ pegmatites remain the most important lithium deposit types in terms of
production and undeveloped resources, however, there are some interesting emerging sedimentary / clay deposits and
unconventional brine concepts and lithium remains very ‘under explored’ globally;
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Spodumene pegmatites in Australia are the fastest growing source of supply, however, long term competitiveness may be
dependent on successful downstream integration targeting the battery industry;
•
The concept of a Western Australian ‘Lithium Valley’ is possible, despite high costs, due to the number of quality mines,
proximity to Asia, and the unit reduction in freight costs associated with the low grade spodumene concentrate , in addition
to the ‘cluster effect’ of many minerals businesses, specialists and students;
•
The ‘green’ association of lithium use presents a challenge of ‘strategic coherence’ to explorers and miners impacting
decisions around exploration, mining, investors, stakeholders, and leadership;
•
But remember, we are in an unsustainable ‘lithium boom’ of high prices and high volume growth future long term growth
of the industry is reliant on structurally lower prices, and thus structurally lower costs.
Australia's advantage on the periodic table and the significance of emerging ...John Sykes
Opportunities are not equal
Some nearer ‘break out’ than others fewer solutions
required
Some challenges are more ‘resolvable’ than others
Some ‘break outs’ will be bigger than others
Key is to focus on those ‘near breakout’ with resolvable (i.e.
technical, geological) issues, and that have a big pay off
My PhD Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Mining Or: Using Scenarios...John Sykes
Explorers, exploration teams, and exploration companies will require a broader skill set in the future including:
• a better philosophical understanding of the nature of exploration and discovery
• better understanding of the cognitive processes involved in exploration and discovery;
• developing strategies and capabilities to effectively enter emerging commodity markets;
• building a diverse exploration culture to bring in ideas from other industries and disciplines;
• switching from a focus on economic value to shared value;
• developing a stronger innovation and technology culture;
• encouraging creativity and ideation;
• linking short and long term thinking;
• improving the image of exploration;
• monitoring local and global socio political, economic and technological trends and
• measuring and understanding the potential impact of these trends;
• encouraging a collective approach to ‘big exploration’.
Perhaps with these capabilities we can resolve the ‘discovery constraint’ on the minerals industry.
A Mining and Exploration Industry Perspective on the Energy TransitionJohn Sykes
The transition to renewable energy from fossil fuels will both fundamentally change the structure of minerals demand, and the process of mining. The mining and exploration sector in its current form may struggle to re-align mineral production to match these new demand patterns, whilst at the same time undergoing a significant shift in production technology.
The ‘CET Scenarios’ Programme was established to investigate structural discontinuities, of this kind, in the future of mining. One discontinuity investigated was the energy transition. Two scenarios were developed: one involving a voluntary and complete energy transition driven by industrial innovation and framed by concerns over sustainable development (‘Wonderland’); and another with a forced and partial energy transition driven by government and framed by geopolitical (strategic) concerns over raw materials security (‘1984’).
Following the development of the scenarios further research was conducted into the interaction of the mining and exploration sector with the energy transition, sustainable development and resource security, with the aim of better informing corporate strategy.
The strategic recommendations to the mining and exploration sector for re-aligning with changing, but unknown minerals demand patterns, and exploration and production technologies, included techniques for monitoring ‘progress in transition’, ‘horizon scanning’, market analysis, capabilities analysis, and ensuring strategic coherence.
An emphasis was placed on developing creative, social, adaptable and varied thinking skills amongst mining and exploration sector professionals and researchers.
NOTE: This presentation was made in 2018 not 2011!!!
Strategic Thinking About Long-Term 'Above Ground' Orebody Complexity Using Sc...John Sykes
AIMS:
1. Explain what is wrong with strategic planning and why we need scenarios;
2. Explain what scenarios are (and their many variants);
3. Show an example of a scenarios programme: the CET ‘Future of Exploration’ Scenarios
4. MAIN FOCUS: Discuss the benefits of scenarios as a strategic thinking tool
Graphite mining and the energy transition - Sykes - Nov 2017 - MinEx ConsultingJohn Sykes
This presentation is also available on the MinEx Consulting website, along with a number of other detailed presentations on minerals exploration. All are free to download: http://www.minexconsulting.com/publications/nov2017.html
where can I find a legit pi merchant onlineDOT TECH
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Who is a pi merchant?
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@Pi_vendor_247
Abhay Bhutada Leads Poonawalla Fincorp To Record Low NPA And Unprecedented Gr...Vighnesh Shashtri
Under the leadership of Abhay Bhutada, Poonawalla Fincorp has achieved record-low Non-Performing Assets (NPA) and witnessed unprecedented growth. Bhutada's strategic vision and effective management have significantly enhanced the company's financial health, showcasing a robust performance in the financial sector. This achievement underscores the company's resilience and ability to thrive in a competitive market, setting a new benchmark for operational excellence in the industry.
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Falcon stands out as a top-tier P2P Invoice Discounting platform in India, bridging esteemed blue-chip companies and eager investors. Our goal is to transform the investment landscape in India by establishing a comprehensive destination for borrowers and investors with diverse profiles and needs, all while minimizing risk. What sets Falcon apart is the elimination of intermediaries such as commercial banks and depository institutions, allowing investors to enjoy higher yields.
how to sell pi coins at high rate quickly.DOT TECH
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Here is the telegram contact of my vendor:
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What price will pi network be listed on exchangesDOT TECH
The rate at which pi will be listed is practically unknown. But due to speculations surrounding it the predicted rate is tends to be from 30$ — 50$.
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I will leave the telegram contact of my personal pi vendor to trade with.
@Pi_vendor_247
BYD SWOT Analysis and In-Depth Insights 2024.pptxmikemetalprod
Indepth analysis of the BYD 2024
BYD (Build Your Dreams) is a Chinese automaker and battery manufacturer that has snowballed over the past two decades to become a significant player in electric vehicles and global clean energy technology.
This SWOT analysis examines BYD's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats as it competes in the fast-changing automotive and energy storage industries.
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Shenzhen, BYD started as a battery company before expanding into automobiles in the early 2000s.
Initially manufacturing gasoline-powered vehicles, BYD focused on plug-in hybrid and fully electric vehicles, leveraging its expertise in battery technology.
Today, BYD is the world’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer, delivering over 1.2 million electric cars globally. The company also produces electric buses, trucks, forklifts, and rail transit.
On the energy side, BYD is a major supplier of rechargeable batteries for cell phones, laptops, electric vehicles, and energy storage systems.
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The Evolution of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India: Challenges...beulahfernandes8
Role in Financial System
NBFCs are critical in bridging the financial inclusion gap.
They provide specialized financial services that cater to segments often neglected by traditional banks.
Economic Impact
NBFCs contribute significantly to India's GDP.
They support sectors like micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), housing finance, and personal loans.
Lecture slide titled Fraud Risk Mitigation, Webinar Lecture Delivered at the Society for West African Internal Audit Practitioners (SWAIAP) on Wednesday, November 8, 2023.
how to swap pi coins to foreign currency withdrawable.DOT TECH
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The European Unemployment Puzzle: implications from population agingGRAPE
We study the link between the evolving age structure of the working population and unemployment. We build a large new Keynesian OLG model with a realistic age structure, labor market frictions, sticky prices, and aggregate shocks. Once calibrated to the European economy, we quantify the extent to which demographic changes over the last three decades have contributed to the decline of the unemployment rate. Our findings yield important implications for the future evolution of unemployment given the anticipated further aging of the working population in Europe. We also quantify the implications for optimal monetary policy: lowering inflation volatility becomes less costly in terms of GDP and unemployment volatility, which hints that optimal monetary policy may be more hawkish in an aging society. Finally, our results also propose a partial reversal of the European-US unemployment puzzle due to the fact that the share of young workers is expected to remain robust in the US.
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Turin Startup Ecosystem 2024 - Ricerca sulle Startup e il Sistema dell'Innov...Quotidiano Piemontese
Turin Startup Ecosystem 2024
Una ricerca de il Club degli Investitori, in collaborazione con ToTeM Torino Tech Map e con il supporto della ESCP Business School e di Growth Capital
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Mineral Economics for Geologists: Take the Test Now - Centre for Exploration Targeting - 2 Dec 2014
1. MINERAL ECONOMICS FOR GEOLOGISTS
One-day course
December 2nd 2014
Are you a geoscientist in the mining
sector?
Do you know how mineral economics
drives decision making and success in
your industry?
Prove it. Take our test right now!
2. 1. Mineral Economics Theory
How many of these concepts can you explain in one line?
Value-based costing Substitution Barriers to entry
Economic rent Factors of production Dutch disease
Swing producer Game theory Exchange traded fund
Put option Price elasticity Oligopsony
Expected value Sustainability Conflict minerals
Still going strong?! How about these?
Preferred value Producer pricing Contango
Mineral Economics for Geologists: Take the CET test!
02 December 2014
Slide 2 of 12
3. 1. Mineral Economics Theory: Answers
If you got…
Less than 12:
Your lack of mineral economics theory is affecting your decision making! Your
attendance is vital at Mineral Economics for Geologists on December 3rd at the
Centre for Exploration Targeting.
Between 12 and 15:
A mineral economics amateur, you're on your way up, but if you really want to
reach those senior posts you should attend Mineral Economics for Geologists
and perhaps do a Graduate Diploma or Masters in Mineral & Energy
Economics at Curtin University.
More than 15:
Send us your CV!
Mineral Economics for Geologists: Take the CET test!
02 December 2014
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4. 2. Commodity Markets
For which of the following can you identify the largest
national supplier and the biggest end use sector?
Iron Ore Gold Copper
Diamonds Coking coal Uranium
Oil Tin Tungsten
Vanadium Graphite Barite
Mercury Vermiculite Unconventional gas
Easy enough?! What about these case-study classics?
Niobium Rare Earths Tantalum
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5. 2. Commodity Markets: Answers
If you got…
Less than 12:
You don't know enough about commodity markets, how are you going to
spot the next big opportunity? Your attendance is vital at Mineral Economics for
Geologists on December 3rd at Centre for Exploration Targeting.
Between 12 and 15:
A commodity markets amateur, you know your way around different
industries, but can you back it up with the statistics for decision making? You should
attend Mineral Economics for Geologists and perhaps do a Graduate Diploma
or Masters in Mineral & Energy Economics at Curtin University.
More than 15:
Send us your CV!
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6. 3. Project Evaluation
Can you combine theory and commodity market knowledge to spot a
world class asset from a marginal one? Outline the main risk,
uncertainty, value driver and opportunity for each of the assets below:
Open pit gold mine, WA Uranium mine, NT Thermal Coal mine, QLD
Aluminium smelter, NSW Nickel concentrator, WA Onshore LNG plant, WA
Rare earths deposit, WA Tantalum mine, WA Magnetite deposit, WA
Offshore oil/gas, Norway Platinum mine, Zimbabwe Nickel laterite deposit, Cuba
Talc mine, Norway Gold mine, Fiji Niobium mine, Brazil
Easy enough?! What about these new opportunities?
Coal-seam gas deposit, QLD Offshore stranded gas field, WA
Seabed sulphide deposit, Pacific Ocean
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7. 3. Project Evaluation: Answers
If you got…
10 or less:
You’re in danger of getting involved with a marginal project. To avoid this,
your attendance is vital at Mineral Economics for Geologists on December 3rd
at CET.
Between 10 and 12:
You can probably spot what is marginal, but can you separate very good
from World Class? If you really want to reach those senior posts you should attend
Mineral Economics for Geologists and perhaps do a Graduate Diploma or
Masters in Mineral & Energy Economics at Curtin University.
More than 12:
Send us your CV!
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8. 4. Mineral Project Financing
You have big plans, but how are you going to finance them?
Summarise in one line your strategy if you had each of the following
levels of finance available to invest in the assets on the previous slide?
$5 million equity or similar $5 million debt facility or similar
$20 million equity or similar $20 million debt facility or similar
$500 million equity or similar $500 million debt facility or similar
$2 billion equity or similar $2 billion debt facility or similar
Straight forward?! How would your strategy change if:
The amount doubled! The amount halved!
The mix changed to 50% debt and 50% equity
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9. 4. Mineral Project Financing: Answers
If you got…
8 or less:
You have big ideas but no chance of ever funding them. Learn how to
manage money better at Mineral Economics for Geologists on December 3rd at
the Centre for Exploration Targeting.
Between 8 and 10:
You have some idea of the financial sector, but in today's tough capital
markets you need more than this to survive. If you want to stay afloat you should
attend Mineral Economics for Geologists and perhaps do a Graduate Diploma
or Masters in Mineral & Energy Economics at Curtin University.
More than 10:
Expect phone calls from mining moguls imminently!
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10. Mineral Economics for Geologists
2nd December 2014
Centre for Exploration and Targeting, UWA, Crawley Campus
This one-day course appeals to the professionals in technical roles in
the mining and exploration sector in strengthening their economic and
strategic knowledge of the drivers of industry advantage that accrue
from market-related factors.
This intensive course focuses on the principles and fundamentals of
mineral markets, covering both the major exchange-traded metal
markets (gold, silver, PGM's base metals), bulk commodities (iron ore &
coal seaborne trade), intermediate markets (metal concentrates) and
other markets (alloying metals, uranium, rare earth elements).
Providing an understanding of the fundamental principles of mineral
markets, adopting both micro-economic and macro-economic lenses to
both explore and explain market dynamics.
For more information please click here to view the brochure.
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11. Your Hosts…
Prof. Allan Trench
Allan Trench is Professor (Risk & Value) at the Centre for Exploration
Targeting (CET), University of Western Australia and Curtin University
Graduate School of Business, a Non-Executive Director of several
resources sector companies - and the Perth representative for CRU
Strategies, a division of independent metals & mining advisory CRU
group.
Mr John Sykes
John Sykes is a PhD Candidate in Risk & Value at the Centre for
Exploration Targeting, focusing on the long term economics of the
supply-side of the copper industry and aiming to define the “Copper Mine
of Tomorrow”. He lectures on the Master of Science in Mineral & Energy
Economics at Curtin University and is the author of a number of industry
economic reports, and technical and media articles on mining and
mineral economics.
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12. Extra Information
Costing:
Non-corporate members $720*
Corporate members $504*
CET Staff and Students $404*
*all prices inclusive of GST.
Website:
http://www.cet.edu.au/education-and-training/short-courses
Contact:
CET info-cet@uwa.edu.au
Prof Allan Trench allan.trench@crugroup.com
Mr John Sykes john.sykes@greenfieldsresearch.com
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