well , this is a good start for mining economics. there is certainly more than what meets the eye here. I have high respect for Ian. I was expecting a bit more though, specially because of Ian's experience. We can not separate mining economics from processing. This means that mining economics MUST become overall economics. For example, you may need to expend more USD/ton of ore at the mine to get the highest return on investment for the company. Also, even at the 21st century we have organizational silos for production and costs at the mines. I look forward to see more in depth mining economics webinar.
well , this is a good start for mining economics. there is certainly more than what meets the eye here. I have high respect for Ian. I was expecting a bit more though, specially because of Ian's experience. We can not separate mining economics from processing. This means that mining economics MUST become overall economics. For example, you may need to expend more USD/ton of ore at the mine to get the highest return on investment for the company. Also, even at the 21st century we have organizational silos for production and costs at the mines. I look forward to see more in depth mining economics webinar.
Great Talk on the Economics of Mining. I am a geologist and would like to learn about mining and exploration finance. Which book do suggest?
Very valuable session. Thank you
A VERY VALUABLE SESSION INDEED. THANK YOU.
Very informative session. Thank you
The great man still has it!
I’m Not an engineering mining professional why am I watching this content 😂