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November 26, 2019

#Digbee to bring “transparency and clarity to the #mining sector” with its #BigData & research #digital platform





Digbee is on the cusp of launching a ground-breaking accredited independent peer review system for complex mining projects

Founder Jamie Strauss is bringing to bear his years of experience in the mining industry

Founder Jamie Strauss is bringing to bear his years of experience in the mining industry
Jamie Strauss, the founder of Digbee, frames the process of making investment decisions in the mining sector in a remarkably simple way.
"People just want to know if the science has been done properly," he says.
"Or alternatively, are you trying to con me?"
It's a conundrum that has vexed mining company investment decision-makers for years, but one which is about to be solved by new products that are being launched by Digbee, Strauss's new company that aims, according to the strapline on its website [www.thedigbee.com], to bring "transparency and clarity to the mining sector."
Digbee is unique because it provides on-demand, cost-effective and easy-to-digest technical mining analysis using an expert network of accredited mining professionals that helps improve critical decisions and mitigate risk
More precisely, says Strauss, "Digbee offers accredited peer reviews of complex mining projects, with a specific focus on geology, metallurgy, mine engineering and project infrastructure."
As Strauss tells it, the demand for this sort of product can only grow.

November 6, 2019

2019 #Gold #Mining exploration budget recovery falters for the first time since 2016

For the first time since 2016, global nonferrous exploration budget decreased due to difficult market conditions and high-profile M&A activity.
  • Estimated global nonferrous exploration budget falls 3% year over year to US$9.8 billion from US$10.1 billion in 2019
  • Merger & acquisition activity in the mining sector is the key driver of budget reductions
  • Base metals outpace gold as explorers decrease their gold budget by US$559 million year over year to US$4.29 billion — the largest decrease for any commodity
  • Australia attracts largest budget increase, to surpass Canadian budget for the first time since 2001
See the whole report here:
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