Minerals and Environmental Engineer Tim Oliver at BNN: Mine economic studies too loose

Klasse Beitrag von Tim Oliver auf BNN heute über ein sehr kritisches und wichtiges Thema im Minen- und vor allem Junior-Mining Sektor - das Video-Interview ist sehr zu empfehlen.

Habe den guten Mann vor kurzer Zeit erst in den USA persönlich getroffen und konnte mich von seinem Knowhow erneut überzeugen. Sein Blog ist hier aufrufbar: http://timoliver.us

Feature von CEO.CA:

Mine economic studies too loose

POSTED ON September 29, 2015 BY Tommy Humphreys

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Minerals and Environmental Engineer Tim Oliver joins Andrew Bell’s Commodities Television program on Canada’s Business News Network (BNN). Here’s a direct link to the video segment.

Mr. Oliver is talking about potential red flags in the engineering and economic studies of mineral exploration and development companies.

He says these studies often have no discernible schedule at all. “Each step should be laid out very clearly.”

Oliver would like to see far more detailed cost base explanations to understand where the numbers come from. “There has to be a coherent explanation.”

Oliver also looks out for potential conflicts of interest among report authors.

Here’s the full interview from BNN, which was unfortunately cut short due to technical difficulties.

Source: BNN

Institutional investors looking for independent due diligence on mining projects should contact Tim Oliver (www.TimOliver.us).

Quelle: http://ceo.ca/2015/09/29/mine-economic-studies-too-loose/


Quote:

Nearly half of development-stage NI 43-101 studies surveyed lack engineering rigor: Tim Oliver

Link: http://ceo.ca/2015/09/18/nearly-half-of-development-stage-ni-43-101-studies-surveyed-lack-engineering-rigor-tim-oliver/