Mini MBA in
Mining
Bandung, 28-30 April 2014
ENERGY NUSANTARA TRAINING SERIES
What you will learn….
Who Should Attend
Gain a thorough understanding of mining
Understand the stages in the life of a mine
Learn about the different types of mining studies
Find out how to justify exploration expenditure
Navigate a complex regulatory world
Understand mining equipment options
Explore mining financial statements
Negotiate large mining contracts
Learn using real life case studies
Energy and water company
Power generation company
Exchanges
Bank & Lawyers
Equipment and service provider
Engineering firm and consultants
Investor
Mining Company
Government and regulator
Executives wishing to increase their understanding of
strategic processes and CSR
Management wanting to broaden their overall understanding
of the industry
Individuals involved with contracts, Legal and HR
Executives wishing to increase their understanding of
strategic processes and CSR
Management wanting to broaden their overall understanding
of the industry
Individuals involved with contracts, Legal and HR
Introduction to Mining
Definitions
Differences from other industry
Implications
Mining history
Levels of mineral studies
Scoping level
Pre-feasibility and feasibility
Planning parameters
Case study: Reserves
Phases of a mine
 Prospecting
 Exploration
 Development
 Exploitation / processing
 Rehabilitation
 Closure
Quantification and interpretation
Methods of data gathering
Quality parameters
Path of reserves/resource generation
Mining Codes
Prospecting
 Early methods
 Modern Prospecting
Mining Methods
 Surface mining methods
 Design, drill and blast, load and haul
and equipment
 Underground mining methods
 Development, production, ground support,
and ventilation
 Equipment selection
 Comparative Cost analysis
 ROM and product ore recovery
 Process design and development
 EPCM
Exploration
 Justifying exploration expenditure
 Desktop studies
 Imagery (GIS)
 Geochemical and geophysical surveys
 Drilling
 Deposit and resource modelling
 Different types of ore bodies
Mine Development
Mine Exploitation
 Technical and non-technical
 LOM ongoing planning
 Key Performance indicators
 Weekly monitoring
 Grade Control
 Life Extensions
Rehabilitation
 Dewatering
 Tailings
 Site services and equipment
 Layout / restoration / rehabilitation
 Monitoring reclamation
Closure
Legal closure certificate and contingent Liabilities
Finance & Economics
 Basics of Modelling
 Scenario building
 Capex requirements
 Sales assumptions – Monte Carlo simulation
 Capex Timing
 Equipment financing options
 Typical Mining ratios in financial statements
 Economic evaluation
 BOT
 Ownership versus leasing
Justifying exploration expenditure
 Evaluate the ore body
 Simple cost ranking techniques
 Incremental cost ranking
Case study: Evaluation of exploration projects
Capital & Risk Mitigation
Capital expenditure and risk reduction
Delaying capital expenditure
Economic evaluation
 Commodity specific approach to valuation
 Modelling key economic parameters
 NPV/DCF
 Risk versus uncertainty
Case study: Discounted cash flow
Raising funds
Debt / equity / project finance
Joint ventures
 Unincorporated versus incorporated joint ventures
 Operational joint ventures
Essentials of a sale agreement
 Pricing
 Flexibility
 Point of sale
 Contract options
 Form and measure
 Logistics
Case study: Capital requirements
Case study: Investment decisions
Mining Equipment optimization
 Average cost ranking of material Movement
 Surge bins and storage
Mining legal issues
 Overview of mining permits
 Critical EPCM provisions
 Confidentiality, NDAs and exclusivity
 MOUs, MOAs farm-in and shareholders’ agreements
 Commodity loans
 Due diligence, mining leases,
directors, company history, project(s)
and internal approvals, delegation of authority
 Choosing a jurisdiction
 Incoterms
 ICC provisions
 Consideration
 Force majure
 Contractual dispute resolution, arbitration and mediation
 First right of refusal
Case study: Optimisation
Exploring mining financial statements
 The Profit and Loss (P/L)
 The balance sheet
 The cash flow statement
Case study: Mining and reporting
Negotiating team class excercise
Course Leader
Ted Blom
is a Senior Mining & Commodities Strategist and Tactician with a Master’s Degree in Business from Wits Business School, commercial and law
degrees from the University of Port Elizabeth and a PMD from Harvard Business School, which he attended as a Gencor employee (now BHP Billiton) in recognition of
his contribution to the group.
In addition Ted completed his mineral economics qualification under the auspices of Professor Dennis Buchanan from Imperial College of Mining in London.
Ted has also been grounded in strategic procurement negotiations by Vantage Partners, an offspring of HBS in Boston. Finally, Ted has been tutored in actuarial risk
assessment and reduction techniques by ART in Zurich, a specialist risk financing division of the world’s largest insurer.
Ted has over 27 years’ experience in management, finance, mining, commodities and strategy execution. Ted has led numerous investigations and projects in both the mining and energy
spheres and advises and consults worldwide to companies, sovereign funds, hedge funds, investment banks, government mining ministries and investors. Ted has also chaired various mining
and energy summits and led teams in mining company turnarounds.
One of the rare all-rounders in mining, Ted’s hallmark is that he will leave each participant with fresh insight into the mining and minerals business garnered from his many interventions at blue
chip companies, small miners and traders internationally.
Registration
Register Before 1 April 2014
Rp. 20,000,000,-
How To Register
Register After 1 April 2014
E-mail: event@energynusantara.com
Website: www.energynusantara.com
Rp. 25.000.000,-
All Package Include :
3 (Three) DAYS COURSE, Including CERTIFICATE of Attendance From Energy Nusantara,
TRAINING KITS, LUNCH ,REFRESHMENTS, AIRPORT PICKUP & DROP, NETWORKING
DINNER (3rd Day) and MERCHANDISE.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL METHODS OF REGISTRATION ARE SUBJECT TO OUR
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Minimum Quota: We have minimum quota 10 participant to run the program. We will
confirm the course to all registered participant 2 weeks before the program.
Cancellations: If you cancel within 2 weeks of this event running a 50% cancellation fee
will be charged. If you cancel within 1 weeks of this event running a 100% cancellation fee
will be charged. Please notify the office in writing.
Substitutions: Registered delegates may be substituted at any time prior to the course
without incurring an additional fee. Please notify the office in writing of the change.
Payments: Payment must be made prior to the event running.
Confirmation: All registrations will be deemed confirmed and subject to these Terms and
Conditions.
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ENERGY NUSANTARA TRAINING SERIES