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La Importancia de los reportes internacionales en el negocio minero Paul Bright

La Importancia de los reportes internacionales en el negocio minero Paul Bright Bright Consulting Ltda. The Importance of International Reporting Codes in the Mining Business. La Importancia de los reportes internacionales en el negocio minero Paul Bright. Paul Bright - SRK. Australia

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La Importancia de los reportes internacionales en el negocio minero Paul Bright

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  1. La Importancia de los reportes internacionales en el negocio minero Paul Bright Bright ConsultingLtda www.brightcolombia.com

  2. The Importance of International Reporting Codes in the Mining Business La Importancia de los reportesinternacionales en el negociominero Paul Bright www.brightcolombia.com

  3. Paul Bright - SRK Australia UK South Africa Kazakhstan Pakistan Indonesia Colombia Russia Mozambique >40 years worldwide experience in resource and reserve estimation with a focus on coal: www.brightcolombia.com

  4. Paul Bright’s SRKColombian Coal Experience • La Caypa-Acquisition* • La Francia-Acquisition* • Cerro Largo – Acquisition* • Drummond ( Due Diligence) • Vale (Due Diligence) JORC and CIM (NI 43-101 – * SRK public domain reports available on SEDAR web site) www.brightcolombia.com

  5. Our Personnel & Associates Tonkolili Fe – Sierra Leone Hinda Phosphate – Republic of Congo Mkuju Uranium U - Tanzania www.brightcolombia.com

  6. GME4 Fe – Brazil MineraAlumbrera Cu-Au – Argentina Mazamorras Cu-Au - Colombia www.brightcolombia.com

  7. Paraburdoo Fe - Australia Coyote Au – Australia PhuBhia Cu-Au – Laos PDR www.brightcolombia.com

  8. Why are there International Codes? Standards for public reporting of mineral resources and ore reserves are being widely adopted around the world, partly as a response to scandals such as the Bre–X gold mining scandal. www.brightcolombia.com

  9. Why Report to International Codes? Reporting Codes are used as a basis for raising Finance both on a debt or equity basis, as a mutually acceptable standard for mergers and acquisitions and for potential joint venture partners Although originally primarily designed to protect investors, the practices and standards discussed in Reporting Codes and supporting documents can significantly reduce risk for owner operators not seeking external finance. www.brightcolombia.com

  10. Mining is a capital intensive and high risk business potential JV partners, vendors and purchasers deserve the same or better standards “Consistency between Financial Markets - transparency can only be achieved if information is reported on a consistent basis in all financial markets, only then can the information supplied to all investors be identical, clear and unambiguous” – SME www.brightcolombia.com

  11. CRIRSCO CRIRSCO has developed a Template Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards - set up with the primary objective of developing a set of international standard definitions for the reporting of mineral resources and mineral reserves. www.brightcolombia.com

  12. CRIRSCO members Australasia – JORC Chile - National Committee Canada – CIM Europe – PERC Russia – NAEN South Africa – SAMREC USA – SME www.brightcolombia.com

  13. The combined value of mining companies listed on the stock exchanges of these countries accounts for a significant proportion of the listed capital of the mining industry worldwide www.brightcolombia.com

  14. Colombia is conspicuously absent!Why? • Colombia is a rich in mineral potential with a long mining history • Colombia is the 4th largest Coal exporter in the world www.brightcolombia.com

  15. Colombian Exploration and Mining projects are listed on CRIRSCO stock exchanges • Colombia has well-trained, well-educated, experienced and capable mining professionals www.brightcolombia.com

  16. CRIRSCObased on principles of: TRANSPARENCY MATERIALITY COMPETENCE www.brightcolombia.com

  17. Transparency enforceable professional code of ethics Transparency requires that the reader of a Public Report is provided with sufficient information, the presentation of which is clear and unambiguous, to understand the report and is not misled www.brightcolombia.com

  18. Materiality Materiality requires that a Public Report contains all the relevant information which investors and their professional advisers would reasonably require, and reasonably expect to find in the report, for the purpose of making a reasoned and balanced judgement regarding the Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves being reported www.brightcolombia.com

  19. Competence Competence requires that the Public Report be based on work that is the responsibility of suitably qualified and experienced persons who are subject to an enforceable professional code of ethics. www.brightcolombia.com

  20. Recognised OverseasProfessional Organisation • admit members primarily on the basis of their academic qualifications and experience • require compliance with the professional standards of competence and ethics established by the organisation • have disciplinary powers, including the power to suspend or expel a member • be a self-regulatory organisation covering professionalsin the mining and/or exploration industry www.brightcolombia.com

  21. Membership of a ROPO allows a CP to report to the Mining Codes of any country where the ROPO is recognised State Registered organisations Independent Professional organisations www.brightcolombia.com

  22. Collaborative work! Geologists Mining Engineers Metallurgists/Processing Engineers Mineral Economists Mechanical Engineers Electrical Engineers Civil or Infrastructure Engineers Environmental scientists Social scientists www.brightcolombia.com

  23. In practice: AMining Engineer will usually be responsible for Ore Reserve estimates But the contribution of other professionals is necessary A Geologist will usually be responsible for Mineral Resource estimates www.brightcolombia.com

  24. And now - Colombia? The ComisiónColombianaCalificadora de Competencias en Reservas y RecursosMineros (CCCCRRM) and the Universidad Nacional de Colombia Grupo IGNEA are joining forces and have asked Bright Consulting Ltda to be involved www.brightcolombia.com

  25. The Path: develop a Professional Organisation achieve ROPO status report to their own code and other international reporting codes • develop a reporting code using the CRIRSCO template tailored to the nature of its own mineral deposits and drawing on the best features of other codes www.brightcolombia.com

  26. Now: Colombian mining professionals should seek to join established ROPOs to allow them to report to international standards Implementing the above programme is going to take a little time but the prospect is exciting www.brightcolombia.com

  27. MuchasGracias! www.brightcolombia.com

  28. www.brightcolombia.com comunicaciones@brightcolombia.com

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