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A company whose principal activities consist of exploration for mineral, oil or gas may not progress to the next stage of development or to a stage where it is able to generate revenue. Other industry specific risks must also be considered.

“Risks and Opportunities in Industrial Minerals” (8 September 2014)

This seminar will cover minerals that have broad industrial applications, ie, marble, limestone, granite, serpentine, and graphite. The presentation will cover the unique aspects of these minerals, especially with respect to the due diligence, and some high level methods that industry experts would use to describe and assess risks and project quality.

Please join our speaker Peter Stoker, who has over 40 years’ experience in the minerals industry and is a Principal Geologist at AMC Consultants, and also is the Deputy Chairman of the Joint Ore Reserves Committee, one of the main minerals reporting codes.

Speaker Peter Stoker, Principal Geologist, AMC Consultants
With over 40 years’ experience in the mining industry, Peter has accumulated a diverse geological experience base including exploration, project assessment, feasibility, development, operations, management, R&D and consulting. Peter is currently the Deputy Chairman of JORC and the immediate past Chairman.

What you will learn
Different types of Industrial Minerals, and their applications
Exploration, development, production and processing
Unique risks – the importance of Due Diligence,
including marketing
Methods of assessment of the quality of the project, the level of risk and the potential