Geological

Mineral Exploration Planning and Execution (greenfield and brownfield)

Reconciliation Studies

Pre-feasibility Studies

Feasibility Studies

Quality Assurance and Quality Control Program Reviews

Due Diligence Reports and Acquisition Review

3D Geological Modelling

Resource Modelling and Estimation

Independent Project Review

SAMREC Technical Reports

MINERAL RESOURCE EXPLORATION 

The information collected during exploration is very important as it is utilised to evaluate the size and quality of an ore deposit and to establish the possibility of economically mining the resource. Exploration is divided into two phases: (1). Reconnaissance Exploration and (2). Detailed Exploration.

(1). Reconnaissance is the preliminary examination of general geological features and characteristics of a region in pursuit of economic deposits.

(2). Detailed surface exploration is undertaken when we need to describe and delineate anomalies in their natural environment to further zoom in on the ore deposit.

Some of the methods that we use in exploration to find new deposits: boulder exploration, geological mapping, geophysical surveys, geochemical sampling and drilling.