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5th Mineral Project Valuation Colloquium

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Date	22 July 2020
-	23 July 2020
Location	Glenhove Events Hub, Melrose Estate, Johannesburg
Resources	5th Mineral Project Valuation Announcement & CFP 29112019.pdf

Background

The SAIMM announces the 5th Mineral Project Valuation (School/Colloquium). This very successful (School/Colloquium) has been run in 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2017. The (School/ Colloquium) will start with the basics for determining market values for mineral projects using the Income Approach (Discounted Cash Flows). The (School/Colloquium) will then progress to advanced discussions around shortcomings of the various current methods as well as new approaches. The (School/ Colloquium) will have thus cover a broad selection of topics and should be of value for anyone in the mineral asset valuation (MAV) space. Whether you a mining engineer, project geologist or consultant, the lessons, presentations, and discussions will cater to all experience levels, from novice to highly experienced valuators.

Overview

The focus for the first day will be on best practice in valuation techniques. This will be targeted at those who do not perform valuations regularly and in need of a refresher or those looking to develop valuation skills and enter into a new field. This will also be of use to those working in industry who are exposed to or interact with valuations and are looking to be able to engage more meaningfully to improve their decision making and insights into mining and the potential of projects and companies

The focus for the second day will be on more advanced topics and discussions on some of the challenges with valuation. This day is generally of benefit to more experienced valuators although it can be helpful for less experienced valuators to have exposure to issues that will confront them in the future. It is also an opportunity for them to understand the limitations of valuations and the data on which valuations are based. The discussion of these limitations is intended to improve the ability of experienced valuators to interpret their valuations and for discussions on ways to contextualise valuations and provide more insightful feedback.

Objectives

To overcome basic theory and principles of valuation techniques and focus on the commonly used DCF technique
To cover aspects that commercial and development banks look for when deciding to fund a project
To address aspects that mining companies consider in mineral project valuation
To evaluate risk in mineral project valuation
To address taxation and tax implications of the new Royalty Act

5th Mineral Project Valuation Colloquium

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