Where is your mine located on the cost curve?
Brook Hunt and Wood Mackenzie have launched the new Mine Analysis Model. This model is delivered as part of the Metals Cost Service for Copper, Zinc and Lead mines.
The Mine Analysis Model offers significant benefits to subscribers by providing users with the ability to evaluate their own or competitors assets, and where they are located on the cost curve, analyse assets for acquisition or comparison, or to benchmark operating data using the proprietary SWOT analysis.
The Metals Cost Team hosted a webcall, on Thursday 17th June 2010 at 3.00 pm (UK time), providing a product demonstration of this new Model.
The webcall covered:
- An overview of the Mine Analysis Model, outlining the enhanced reporting now available, help on how to load scenarios (base and own) and help files users can access within the Model.
- Demonstration of the functionality of the new model - How users run cashflows, cost leagues, create mine populations and run SWOT reports to determine why a mine lies in a particular place on the cost curve.
To receive a copy of the Webcall recording please ‘Register your Interest’ above.
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