Government Controls on Mining - How to Encourage Investment by Major Mining and Exploration Companies (e71635e5-f470-4998-b308-8dac0b460bdb)

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

I have spent most of the past thirty-five years working as an economic geologist in the area of exploration and development of base and precious metals. Most of this period has been as an employee of Trans-National-Corporations (TNC's). I presently act as a consulting geologist to a joint venture company, bringing together two such TNC's: Anglo American' Corporation and affiliated companies De Beers (Diamonds) and Minorco (Metals mining outside of Southern Africa), and Normandy Mining Limited of Australia. Normandy is presently through its gold arm PosGold, Australia's largest gold miner and Anglo American can claim to be the world's largest gold company producing over 280 tonnes of gold a year, more than twice its nearest rival Gold Fields of South Africa. In addressing this topic, the role that Government can, and should play in mineral development, I will be drawing heavily on some examples from these and other TNC's experience in recent offshore mining Investment.
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APA:  (1995)  Government Controls on Mining - How to Encourage Investment by Major Mining and Exploration Companies (e71635e5-f470-4998-b308-8dac0b460bdb)

MLA: Government Controls on Mining - How to Encourage Investment by Major Mining and Exploration Companies (e71635e5-f470-4998-b308-8dac0b460bdb). The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1995.

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