| Non-Ferrous
Metals
Assignments on non-ferrous metals have been undertaken
by Mackay & Schnellmann Pty Limited for such elements as titanium,
tin, tungsten, aluminium and so on.
Examples of recent assignments on non-ferrous metals
are:
WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 2001
An appraisal was prepared on the potential of two heavy mineral
sands properties in the southwestern part of Western Australia in
the vicinity of the town of Busselton. This assignment was carried
out for a major Australian explorer and involved research and assessment
of the results of work completed by previous explorers including
due diligence on a medium size quantified resource. Advice was also
given on areas with potential that were not then held under tenements
that resulted in the client applying for an additional Exploration
Licence.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 1998
A photogeological interpretation was completed for an area of the
Murray Basin in order to generate targets for mineral sands exploration
and for more regional target definition. The assignment was carried
out on behalf of an Australian exploration company.
INDONESIA, 1998
An analysis was carried out of drill hole data for a bauxite deposit
in West Kalimantan for resource estimation and block modelling purposes.
The assignment was part of the due diligence procedure in connection
with the privatisation of P.T. Aneka Tambang.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1991
An assessment was undertaken of the potential for heavy mineral
sands deposits of a group of tenements near Denmark on the south
coast of Western Australia. The assignment involved research of
the records of previous explorers in the area as well as basic geological
considerations to produce an assessment of the prospectivity of
the property. In addition to mineral sands, the gold and tin potentials
were also assessed.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1989
Financial models were prepared for the late exploration stage Buddadoo
vanadium and titanium deposit near Geraldton in Western Australia
on behalf of the then owners. Modelling involved the preparation
of discounted cash flows and calculation of net present values.
Purposes of the study were both for financing ends and to direct
exploration towards the most prospective part of this large deposit.
Additional examples of assignments involving non-ferrous metals
will be found on the Expertise pages
of this website.
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