Mineral Asset Reporting and Valuation.

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By Nick Crawley on September 25 2009

I was asked to present a financiers perspective of the mining valuation process at the Mineral Asset Reporting and Valuation conference organised by the Australian Institute of Geoscientists in Perth on Monday the 19th of October. The AIG is a not run to make a significant financial gain and so all parties are contributing their time voluntarily.

I fully support the work performed by Jonathan Bell at Alexander Research and would love to have been at the event but my timetable keeps me in Sydney on that date (or in Tehran, as yet unsure!).

The event is focussed on the themes:

Reporting and regulation
Exploration potential (as a concept) and what its worth
Market-based approaches
Income based approaches
End user perspectives

For those of you that are interested in the technicalities of mineral valuation I would say this is one of the best events of the year to attend, it is non-biased, held in one of the most appropriate spots on the planet (!) as well as being organised for the greater good of market participants rather than just another conference. The cost is fantastically low A$265 for non-member.

Navigator works with Jonathan Bell for the deliver of our Real Options course which focuses on how to implement in the real world the often overcomplicated world of Real Options pricing.

More information can be found here http://aig.org.au/events/112.