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Mining is notoriously cyclical, with volatile equity prices and investment patterns as a result. As the COVID19 crisis affects the
1. Introduction. Institutional investors have a growing interest in knowing a company's degree of transparency in disclosing Environmental, Social and Governance
The mining value chain— which includes everything from extracting raw material to delivering products to customers—is the
Abstract and Figures. This study aims for investigating the process of mining investments and calculating the level of risk to which
The COVID19 crisis has exposed the siloed nature of mining companies and highlighted the need for integrated operations. This is likely to accelerate the
20%. In addition, some of the mining companies in the country have their investments promoted and guaranteed and protected by the World Bank. For examples,
Investment Manager: An investment manager is a person or organization that makes investments in portfolios of securities on behalf of clients, in accordance with
Management Investment Company: A management investment company is a type of investment company that manages publicly issued fund shares. Management
Mining companies can consider the following actions in five focus areas as a way to drive sustained, longterm gains in productivity, efficiency, sustainability, and
1. Introduction. Institutional investors have a growing interest in knowing a company's degree of transparency in disclosing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance and policies (Eccles et al., 2011).Given the mining industry's association with largescale environmental damage and social conflict, the sector is ranked as being
The topic of this article international investment agreements (or "IIAs") can be one of the most effective tools for mining companies to use to better manage the risks. Because the horizon for mining investments is longterm frequently decadeslong these operations can become captive targets for opportunistic regimes.
Mining. The mining industry faces a host of challenges, particularly regulatory changes and geopolitical risks. Stakeholders are calling for environmental and social concerns to be treated as top priorities. To address these challenges, mining and exploration companies need to be agile and flexible. KPMG professionals have worked with
The future of the mining industry is increasingly being shaped by environmental, social, and governance (ESG) imperatives. The expectation of a transition to net zero by 2050 (or sooner) is well established, but external stakeholders are gaining more influence on how ambitiously mining companies address a host of ESGrelated priorities.
The large investments made by mining companies since 2000 have had significant impacts on the Zambian economy at the national level. In summary mining’s macroeconomic contributions have been: Foreign direct investment (FDI) from mining accounted for 86 per cent of the total inflows into the economy in 2011.
ESFC Investment Group offers project finance and longterm loans for mining investment projects in Germany, in particular the production of lignite, iron ore, rare earth elements and other minerals
Investment management, or money management, is a process, not a product. It includes the creation of an investment policy and strategy followed by continuous monitoring to ensure that the objectives
Developing economies such as India and China are swiftly industrializing. With this growth come increased investments in infrastructure and heavy construction which in turn consume significant quantities of mining based commodities. For example, China accounted for more than 40% of global metal consumption in , and its consumption
On this episode of OTR, we chat with Michael Konnert on key decision points for investing in mining companies and the role of mining in decarbonization.
Mining companies want to enhance levels of production, increase revenues, and manage costs over the life cycle of a mining investment. To enable their longterm presence and profitability, mining companies further seek a license to operate, guaranteeing exclusive and enduring exploration and development rights for a particular
Mining is notoriously cyclical, with volatile equity prices and investment patterns as a result. As the COVID19 crisis affects the mediumterm pricing outlook in many commodities and puts pressure on planned
The topic of this article international investment agreements (or "IIAs") can be one of the most effective tools for mining companies to use to better manage the risks. Because the horizon for mining investments is longterm frequently decadeslong these operations can become captive targets for opportunistic regimes.
This relates to the view that multinational mining companies have multiple considerations for investments beyond considerations of resource abundance and quality (Vivoda, ). As such, countries
The future of the mining industry is increasingly being shaped by environmental, social, and governance (ESG) imperatives. The expectation of a transition to net zero by 2050 (or sooner) is well established, but external stakeholders are gaining more influence on how ambitiously mining companies address a host of ESGrelated priorities.
ESFC Investment Group offers project finance and longterm loans for mining investment projects in Germany, in particular the production of lignite, iron ore, rare earth elements and other minerals
The role of mining in national economies builds an understanding of the scope, scale, impact and potential of the industry to spur growth and development. Using ICMM’s original composite Mining Contribution Index, it ranks the world’s 214 economies according to the importance of mining and metals. The report shows that it is both
However, while a construction project manager’s job is difficult enough, the role of a mining project manager goes several layers deeper. THE CHALLENGES. Mining project management requires: Design and planning. Specifically creating a map that removes as much uncertainty about a project as possible. Budgeting.
The large investments made by mining companies since 2000 have had significant impacts on the Zambian economy at the national level. In summary mining’s macroeconomic contributions have been: Foreign direct investment (FDI) from mining accounted for 86 per cent of the total inflows into the economy in 2011.
On this episode of OTR, we chat with Michael Konnert on key decision points for investing in mining companies and the role of mining in decarbonization.
Mining companies want to enhance levels of production, increase revenues, and manage costs over the life cycle of a mining investment. To enable their longterm presence and profitability, mining companies further seek a license to operate, guaranteeing exclusive and enduring exploration and development rights for a particular