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The 2-day program will provide a fully comprehensive overview of the resources industry from an investment perspective, while also serving to update delegates about the latest developments in global trends related to resource investment.
This year will mark the start our focus on specific locations, with Asia, Africa and Latin America all combining to provide attendees with a wealth of knowledge and insight.
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The keynote program for Excellence in Mining & Exploration 2009 will include a comprehensive overview on the state of global resources and exploration activity, as well as investment strategies and ‘tips’ from leaders in the field.
The event will provide delegates one of Australia’s best opportunities to network with high-level representatives from both the mining industry and the finance sector and includes a large number of social and business activities throughout the event.
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Workshops
Workshops are $385 each. Discounts apply should you wish to attend more than one workshop or if a ticket is combined with a full delegate pass to the event.
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Wednesday, 23rd September 2009
9:00am - 13:00pm
$385 inclusive of gst
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Mining Journal presents a back-to-basics seminar on the mining industry. Chris Hinde, Mining Journal editorial director will provide a comprehensive but straightforward (no jargon) explanation of what the global mining industry is, and how it works.
The event is aimed at people working in associated sectors (the financial community, lawyers, PR companies, equipment manufacturers, service providers, etc) who would benefit from an overview of mining, and be in a better position as a result to develop more business opportunities.
“We all have knowledge gaps, and our ‘Mining in a Day’ seminar will help fill many of them,” said Chris Hinde, the editorial director of Mining Journal, which hosts the event.
MINING IN A MORNING AGENDA
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| 9:00 - 9:30 |
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INTRODUCTION |
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| 9:30 - 10:15 |
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GEOLOGY |
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Elements / Minerals / Metals / Rocks / Geological |
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Processes / Deposit Types / Resources & Reserves |
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| 10:15 - 10:50 |
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COFFEE |
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| 10:50 - 11:30 |
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MINING |
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Surface / Underground |
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| 11:30 - 11:50 |
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PROCESSING |
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| 11:50 - 12:30 |
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ECONOMICS |
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Supply & Demand / Costs / Market / Industry Structure |
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| 12:30 - 13:00 |
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Q & A |
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2. COMPILING A SUCCESSFUL FEASIBILITY STUDY

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Wednesday, 23rd September 2009
13:30pm - 17:30pm
$385 inclusive of gst
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Feasibility studies are considered the ‘make or break’ of successful bids for the funding of new or next stage developments.
This workshop will take you through each step in compiling the information and assembling the data to give you the best chance of securing funding.
This interactive 3-hour workshop is designed for those responsible for compiling the FS within their company, or those who will have some stake in its formulation. It will also have relevance for other parties interested, or wanting to know the latest on the process.
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COMPILING A SUCCESSFUL FEASIBILITY STUDY
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| 13:30 - 13:35 |
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UNDERSTANDING
THE STAGES OF
STUDIES & WHEN
THEY SHOULD
TAKE PLACE
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Order of Magnitude or Scoping Studies /
Pre-feasibility Studies / Feasibility Studies /
Bankable Feasibility Studies
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STUDY COMPONENTS |
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Site Surveys / Geology / Mining Issues /
Mineralisation & Metallurgy
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- Process Selction & Design
- Infrastructure
- Environment / Safety
- Cost Estimates : CapEx, OpEx & Accuracy
- Project Scedule
- Risk Assessment & Mitigation
- Technical & Economic Modelling
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| 15:30 - 16:00 |
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WHAT ARE FINANCIERS
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Timing : When is the best time to enlist a bank? /
How do banks assess Feasibility Studies? /
Role of the ITE / Is it a BFS?
Who determines if the project's bankable?
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ASSESSING RISKS |
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Reserves vs. Bank Review of the project : What
constitutes a bankable reserve? /
Equity vs. bank review of the project : How
conservative should you be? /
Economic Assumptions : blue sky vs. history :
What's the best way to go? /
Sensitivities : How are they determined & what role
do they play? /
Risks: are they sufficiantly mitigated?
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