Cash flow evaluations and their application to mineral projects

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Cash Flow Evaluations for Mineral Projects and Operations   Summary   During this 2-day course participants will become familiar with the concept of a cash flow and discounted cash flow (DCF) and its application to mineral projects.   The course is structured as an interactive working session where the instructor and participants will develop together a working cash flow evaluation model, step-by-step.   For more topics covered see the detailed Schedule →

Who Should Attend?   The course is appropriate for geologists, engineers, mining analysts, accountants, and financial persons with an interest in evaluating mining projects and properties.

About the Presenter   Larry Smith is a mining engineer with over 40 years experience in economic evaluations and project engineering for mining, metallurgical, and industrial projects. Larry is the principal consultant at LDSA. He has worked as Manager of Project Evaluations at Barrick Gold and has held similar positions with BHP-Billiton Base Metals, Rio Algom, SNC-Lavalin, Kilborn, Inco and Vale. His evaluation experience includes economic evaluations, targeting and ranking studies, scoping studies, optimization studies, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, risk assessment, and due diligence work for banks and mining companies. Larry has published a number of papers on mineral project evaluation, discount rates, and risk assessment, and is considered an expert in these fields.

Details   Date: 16 - 17 October 2017 Location: Toronto, Canada Find all the Details here →   Register me now

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