Expert mining advice,
clearer project decisions.

We assess the mining and economic factors that underpin ore reserve estimates, including cut-off grades, dilution, mine design, scheduling and other modifying factors. Our work supports reserve reporting under applicable JORC and NI 43-101 requirements, alongside technical audits and review of the assumptions supporting each estimate.

We use pit optimisation, production scheduling and mine design software to compare development strategies and evaluate their effect on project net present value. Our team translates the selected strategy into life-of-mine plans, with progressively greater detail to support development and operational decisions.

We review the technical assumptions behind mining acquisitions and investment decisions. Our team assesses operational claims, resource models, mine plans, and capital and operating cost estimates to identify material risks, test assumptions and highlight potential improvement opportunities.

Our Independent Technical Reports provide a third-party evaluation of a mining project’s technical foundations. We review mine planning, ore reserve estimates and project economics to help investors and lenders assess the assumptions, risks and supporting evidence behind capital raising and project financing proposals.

We use discrete-event simulation to assess how mine schedules perform under changing operating conditions. Model shovel delays, haul road congestion, truck payloads, electric truck charging times and alternative layouts to identify constraints that static planning assumptions may overlook.