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VALUING MINING COMPANIESKERNOT C.wydawnictwo: WOODHEAD , rok wydania 1999, wydanie Icena netto: Valuing mining companies
A guide to the assessment and evaluation of assets, performance and prospects"The author ... is well
qualified to have written what is claimed with some justification to be the mining
investors' first vade-mecum." "many useful tips for
both the novice and the experienced mining professional." Valuing mining companies provides: A one stop shop to mining analysis Up-to-date information on companies and their markets A historical section puts the industry in perspective An easy to understand reference without technical jargon In order to value a company it is necessary to evaluate its prospects from all points of view. Valuing mining companies takes the reader through geology, mining, mineral processing and the final marketing and pricing of a mineral commodity. From a financial perspective the book covers the taxation and balance sheet structure of a company and describes how this can affect valuation, giving examples of different valuation techniques. Throughout there is also an increasing emphasis on the environment and the additional costs mining companies have to bear. About the author Charles Kernot was educated at Winchester College and The Royal School of Mines in London where he obtained his honours degree in mining geology. He is also a member of the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy. He has worked in the City since 1985 and has researched all areas of the metals and mining industry over the course of his career prior to joining Paribas in 1995. He was previously head of International Mining Research at Credit Lyonnais Laing. Contents The history of mining The development of mining companies - the early years The development of mining companies - the past 20 years A guide to the current range of mining companies Exploration Discovery and definition Mining techniques Processing routes Mining company taxation and allowances Mining company accounting practices Mine financing Metal price forecasting Cash flow and earnings analysis Management evaluation and other techniques Trading in mining shares Contents in detail Part One: The development of
the mining company The beginning of mining Discovery and interest in metals Coinage The first mines
Cornish mines The South African mines and finance houses The Australian scene North
American adventures Rest of the world Diversification Structural change Emerging markets The benefits of success
Part Two: Evaluation
requirements Where to look Metal deposits Geological associations Geological structure and formation Industrial mineral deposits 6 Discovery and definition Drilling and sampling Reserve calculation Feasibility studies
Drilling and sampling reserve calculation Feasibility studies Dredging Open pit mining Underground mining Process routes The first stage The second stage The third stage Losing metal all the
way Australian grants and taxation Canadian grants and taxation South African grants and taxation United States grants and taxation Other countries grants and taxation
Accountancy practices: past and present Accountancy practices within the mining industry Enhancing revenues Net profits interests and net smelter returns
Mine financing
Precious metals price forecasting Base metal price forecasting Bulk commodities Minor metals and other commodities
Cash flow statements Discounted cash flows and net present values Investor's use of net present values Single mine companies Single product companies Multi-product companies
Management experience Valuing management Other valuation techniques
Types of investor Constructing a portfolio Local stock markets Stock market trading When to buy 256 pages
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