TMA – Closure & Transition

Predictive governance insight for long-term obligations and legacy risk

Closure & Transition Intelligence

Turning end-of-life obligations into governed outcomes that protect owner accountability

Closure and transition represent one of the highest long-term exposure points for asset owners. Environmental obligations, rehabilitation commitments and post-closure responsibilities often extend well beyond operational life, with outcomes shaped years earlier by decisions taken during execution and operations. TMA provides owner-side governance intelligence by maintaining forward visibility over whether closure and transition outcomes are likely to be met as intended under evolving regulatory, environmental and social conditions. Operating above operators, advisors and regulators, it enables early recognition of emerging gaps while corrective options remain available.

Purpose and Intent

To determine whether closure, rehabilitation and post-closure obligations are likely to be met as intended, and whether long-term environmental and community responsibilities remain governable under current conditions.

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Focus and Scope

Focus and Scope

TMA focuses on the alignment between approved closure intent and emerging end-of-life conditions, including:

  • closure cost provisions and funding adequacy
  • rehabilitation scope, sequencing and completion assumptions
  • regulatory expectations and approval dependencies
  • environmental performance trends affecting closure outcomes
  • post-closure monitoring and residual obligation exposure
  • community transition commitments and reputational considerations

The focus is not on executing closure activities, but on whether obligations remain achievable and defensible.

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