Mitchell & Taylor specialise in Mining Valuations as well as resource sector assets within the industry. We are constantly valuing mining companies, so are completely up to date with the industry. Moreover, we have valued a vast array of physical assets including refineries, smelters, beneficiation plants and various open cut and underground mining assets.
Resource sector asset values are primarily driven by economic demand. It is essential sound asset renewal and maintenance strategies are employed, irrespective of economic activity, to ensure optimal asset availability and utilisation occurs when demand outstrips supply.
With these factors in mind, Mitchell & Taylor quantitatively assess the assets operational, physical, functional and economic metrics during their life of mine plan and beyond, in arriving at our market values. So it is this mining financial model & valuation process, that is our point of difference. Consequently, it has resulted in us being engaged by some of the world’s leading resource businesses.
Mitchell & Taylor are experts in evaluating the worth of mining resources and equipment in Australia. We specialise in assessing the operational, physical, functional, and economic metrics of mining assets to calculate a fair value outcome. Mining valuations require a quantitative approach that factors in all the relevant elements of the mining process, including exploration, mining and equipment.
Mining valuations involve assessing various types of mining, including underground and surface mining, as well as exploration activities. The equipment used in mining varies depending on the type of mining operation. Some of the common equipment used in mining includes drills, excavators, loaders, trucks, and crushers.
To calculate the fair value of mining resources and equipment, Mitchell & Taylor will typically use a range of tools and processes. They may begin by assessing the physical condition of the assets and determining their remaining useful life. This may involve a site inspection to determine any physical damage or wear and tear. They will also consider the operational history of the assets, including their performance, downtime, and maintenance history.
Functional metrics may also be assessed, including the efficiency and productivity of the assets. The asset valuer will also consider the economic metrics of the assets, such as the current market demand for the resources they produce and the cost of production.
Mitchell & Taylor use a range of methods to calculate the fair value of mining resources and equipment, such as cost-based valuation, market-based valuation, or income-based valuation. We may also consider the prevailing market conditions and any relevant regulations to arrive at a fair value.
Mining valuations carried out by Mitchell & Taylor play an essential role in determining the fair value of mining resources and equipment in Australia. Our team of experts utilise various tools and processes to quantitatively assess the operational, physical, functional, and economic metrics of assets to calculate their value. With our specialised knowledge and expertise, Mitchell & Taylor provide a valuable service, trusted throughout the mining industry.
To find out more about Mining Valuations, please contact us now. Our trusted valuers are ready discuss your specific requirements and develop a valuation strategy to suit all needs. Additionally, Mitchell & Taylor are happy to provide an obligation free consult. This helps us to understand your objectives and of course, for you to get to know us too. Whether over the phone or in person, our friendly valuers are committed to achieving the very best results for all of our clients.