In an attempt to keep capital to a minimum, contract mining is the most obvious choice for start-up open-pit mining companies because of the lack of alternatives. Moreover, during feasibility studies, mining prices are generally based on one or maybe a couple of informal quotations, which more often than not, will be on the higher end due to the project stage and lack of final detail.
Given our balanced experience in both contractor and owner-operator mining, we believe that the well-structured deals offered by most OEMs are grossly under-utilised. Consequently, numerous open-pit mining operations that are owner-operator mining viable end up mined by contractors.
With geopolitical uncertainty and high inflation taking their toll on the global economy, now more than before it is essential to thoroughly investigate all mining avenues during feasibility. For this reason, we find an increase in mining companies with projects in feasibility, FEED or procurement stages, capturing the variety of alternative options offered by TacminMadini Australia.
For more than two decades our partners have cut their teeth in dealing with logistic challenges and experiences gained as a multinational company since the early 90s have given extensive exposure to working with locals in all facets of mining. TacminMadini Australia's primary focus is on projects in emerging countries. We pride ourselves in our business model, which promotes the building of world-class mining teams with locals from emerging countries.
Contact us to receive our brochure that outlines our Project time and overrun IPS (integrated prevention system). A cost management control process that can be applied from feasibility through engineering and procurement to execution.
