Mining India 2016

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since: 1980
training the professionals
MINING INDIA
CURRENT SCENARIO
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
Mining Feasibility & Financial Analysis Techniques for Mining Projects
Course Directors:
Dr. T. Gopal Reddy - Ex. Director - Geological Survey Of India
Dr. Prabhakar Sangurmath - G.M. Hutti Gold Mines
Mr. Syed Meer Thaqui - Consultant Mining Projects
Mr. Sriram - Visista Business Advisory Services
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21 - 22 October 2016
MUMBAI
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Register a team of 8 and pay for 5
Register a team of 6 and pay for 4
Register a team of 4 and pay for 3
For registration & enquiries contact us on: [email protected] or call us on: 022- 30210100
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MINING INDIA 2016
2016
CURRENT SCENARIO
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
Mining Feasibility & Financial Analysis Techniques for Mining Projects
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21 - 22 October 2016
MUMBAI
Course Modules:
DAY ONE
1st Session (Pre- lunch)
I - Basics of Geology and Mineral Deposits: Covering different aspects of geology in relation to mining
II - Exploration and Assessment of a Mineral Resource: Methods and techniques of surface and subsurface exploration
and testing; Technical analysis of the exploration data in the backdrop of geological setting, detailed geology, structure and
mineralization, ore body definition with details of the mineral target zones for mining, estimation of resource, reserve and grade and
use of geostatistics and software
2nd Session (Post- lunch)
III - Mining Regulations: In India and the emerging scenario in the wake the new National Mineral Policy and the amendments to
the relevant Rules; Reporting standards/ codes in different countries in general and the UNFC code followed in India in particular;
An insight in to the best practices on evaluation and reporting with an international flavor
IV A - Mining and Mineral Processing: Methods of mining, planning and mine design, year wise production scheduling, mine
development, mining operations; Geotechnical and geohydrological aspects; Disaster management; Waste management
IV B - Mineral processing/ metallurgy: Mineral processing methods and techniques to recover the metals/ minerals from the
ROM of ores/ minerals including flow sheet development and a glimpse of economics of recovery of mineral/ ore recovery
DAY TWO
1st Session (Pre- lunch)
V - Environmental appraisal, impact analysis and mitigation measures through the mining cycle, forest/
environmental clearances
Comprehensive mitigation of environmental impacts on land, air and water by mining activities. Collation of various technical,
environmental and social data of the mining sector at one platform, which would be utilized to enable better management and
monitoring of the compliance of various conditions laid down by statutory authorities for mining
Environment & Social Management framework.
Reduced delays in obtaining various clearances (environmental, forest, mining plan, etc. for mines)
Monitoring the progressive and final mine closures to ensure that the lessee leaves the area after proper management of any
adverse impact over the mined area.
VI - Capital and operating cost estimates and project economics including financial modeling and sensitivity
analysis
The focus is on the outlook, trends and issues that affect capital raising in the global mining industry. Analysts’ View of
Commodities, Precious Metals & Uranium Markets. Bankers’ View of Capital Markets and Mine Financings. Managing Price Risk
in Mining Projects and Finance. Valuation in Mining. Managing Sustainability Through Project Execution
2nd Session (Post- Lunch)
Concluding Session & Group Discussion
Do you know?
India has vast minerals potential with mining leases granted for longer durations of 50 years
The demand of various metals and minerals will grow substantially over the next 15 years.
The Power and Cement industries also aid growth in the metal and mining sector.
India’s strategic location enables convenient exports.
India’s per capital steel consumption is four time lower than the global average.
India has the world’s 8th largest reserve base of bauxite and 6th largest base of iron ore, accounting for
about 5% and 8% respectively of total world production.
India is 4th largest iron ore producer in the world and 5th largest bauxite ore producer in the world
For registration & enquiries contact us on: [email protected] or call us on: 022- 30210100
FORUM
MINING INDIA 2016
2016
CURRENT SCENARIO
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
Mining Feasibility & Financial Analysis Techniques for Mining Projects
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nd
21 - 22 October 2016
MUMBAI
Speakers:
Dr T. Gopal Reddy, Consultant Geologist. Chief Faculty and the main architect of the Course. Previously
with Geological Survey of India, a premier earth science organisation and with Nagarjuna Fertilisers and
Chemicals Ltd, a leading fertilizer manufacturing company
Dr. Prabhakar Sangurmath, General Manger (Co-ord), The Hutti Gold Mines Company Ltd (HGML).
National Mineral Awardee for his contribution to mineral industry; Running the entire HGML, the only
primary gold producing company in India
Mr. Syed Meer Thaqui, Consultant (Mining Projects), an IITian, previously with Engineers India Ltd and with
several mining companies including Kudremukh Iron Ore Company and Tata Consulting Engineers.
Mr. Sriram, Founder, Visista Business Advisory Services; Alumnus of BITS, IIM Calcutta and INSEAD with
over 30 years in the industry.
Background:
The Indian mining industry is up for major changes with new mining policy and regulatory system on the anvil.
Keeping in view the needs of the mining industry in the emerging scenario, Marcep Inc. is planning a series of
Workshops/ Training Courses to upgrade knowledge base and to sharpen the skills of those who are already into the
industry and the likely new entrants and aspirants at various sections of running mining industry.
To begin with, we are conducting an all inclusive and power-packed workshop cum training course titled “Mining
Feasibility & Financial Analysis Techniques for Mining Projects”.
Profitable exploitation of a mineral deposit comprises a mining life cycle involving
a) Prospecting, exploration and assessment of the mineral prospect through various stages to determine
whether the mineral can be economically extracted,
b) Mining and extraction of the mineral/ ore,
c) Processing of the mineral/ore to produce a marketable product
d) Decommissioning the mining project and mine closure with minimum environmental and societal impacts.
Since the Exploration and assessment of the mineral prospects to establish mineable reserves is an expensive process,
Feasibility studies are undertaken in stages with progressive intensity of data generation and analysis in terms of both
technical and financial viability and with increasing confidence levels. Hence a module on the financial aspects of mining
is included in the present Course. A good knowledge of the rules and regulations that govern the mining industry is
essential to successfully undertake a mining project right from inception stage and is taken care of. It is the bounden duty
of all the stake holders in the industry not only be aware of the prevailing regulatory regime for seamless operations, but
also understand the intent of the rules & regulations for a sustainable, healthy and environmental friendly growth of the
mining industry, keeping also in view the safety of the personnel working in the mines and the people in the mining areas at
large.
With this background, the Training Course is structured keeping in view a wide range of audience/participants like
geologists and engineers as well as the financial managers, bankers, financial analysts and the investors/entrepreneurs
in the mining industry. It would be a concise and comprehensive and Start to Finish type covering all aspects of planning
and running the business of mining profitably.
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workforce & plant development. For any tailor made trainings at your facility in any industry
vertical’s just email us on: [email protected] or [email protected]
Mining, Mechanical, Electrical, Infrastructure Projects, HR, Civil, C&I, Process & Plant Safety mgmt.
etc.
For registration & enquiries contact us on: [email protected] or call us on: 022- 30210100
FORUM
MINING INDIA 2016
2016
CURRENT SCENARIO
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
Mining Feasibility & Financial Analysis Techniques for Mining Projects
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nd
21 - 22 October 2016
MUMBAI
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