A Financial Advisor's Role In The Development Of Major Australian Mining Projects ? Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. B. Massy-Greene
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

Project engineering and development is a process of optimisation of capital, operating and financial costs, and extraction rates in the light of current and forecast economic conditions for the sale of the product. The aim of the process is to maximize financial returns to the sponsors (project owners) within many often conflicting constraints. Thus, the sponsor's engineering and financial staff have a common goal, with performance measured in financial terms. Consequently, each group must be aware of, and responsive to, the constraints imposed upon the other. For financial staff, the increasing size and complexity, and escalating capital costs of new ventures have required them to seek finance in larger amounts, and by non-traditional methods. In addition, senior management are requiring indications of the availability of finance as a pre-requisite to a decision to commence project development activities.
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APA: R. B. Massy-Greene  (1982)  A Financial Advisor's Role In The Development Of Major Australian Mining Projects ? Introduction

MLA: R. B. Massy-Greene A Financial Advisor's Role In The Development Of Major Australian Mining Projects ? Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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