Mining Finance and Economy

ESG Mining companies are accountable to a wide range of stakeholders who have distinct ESG expectations. These stakeholders include investors, ...Read more

Political and country risks significantly impact mining project economics through various channels, affecting project viability, costs, revenues, and investment decisions ...Read more

Copper: 2,100 M Zinc: 1,900 M Nickel: 350 M Cobalt: 145 M Lithium: 105 M Uranium: 6 M Author: MiningVisuals

Projects involving mining activities in emerging nations are subject to a series of nonfinancial risks that typically influence the discount ...Read more

Definition Feasibility studies are required in the preproduction stages to justify continued investment. Usually, a Scoping Study is followed by one ...Read more

Environmental and social (E&S) factors are increasingly central to the economic viability of mining projects, influencing expenditures, liabilities, timelines, and ...Read more

The hidden costs in smelting, refining, and transportation can be the real factors that decide whether an investment is worth ...Read more

In the mineral industry, the strategic alignment of mine sequencing and production rate selection is the primary determinant of a ...Read more

The Discounted Cash Flow model is a way of valuing an investment based on its estimated future cash flows and ...Read more

Rigorous evaluation of mining systems encompassing methods, equipment, technology, layout, and scheduling is fundamental to a mine’s economic viability and ...Read more