Actionable Strategic Plans
Delivery of planning, reporting, and decision systems that are sensible and supportable - with full handed over and training.
Mining Studies
Build, integrate, deploy, train your team — full handover. Turn strategic outcomes into operational reality.
What We Deliver
Integrated Planning Workflows
Connect LP outputs, constraints, and assumptions to the decisions teams actually make.
Reporting
Reporting that reconciles sources and produces auditable numbers executives and sites can trust.
Operational Data Integration
Unified data pipelines with clear ownership and lineage.
Training + Capability Handover
We build it with your team and leave you owning the capability — not dependent on consultants.
Ready to execute study outomes your team can run?
Let's scope it properly and deliver it with a clean handover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an integrated mining study?
An integrated mining study connects every stage from geological data through mine planning, scheduling, cost modelling, and financial analysis into a single auditable workflow — eliminating the disconnected spreadsheets and manual handoffs that cause errors in traditional approaches.
How long does a feasibility study take?
A scoping study typically takes 4–8 weeks, a pre-feasibility study 3–6 months, and a definitive feasibility study 6–12 months. The timeline depends on data readiness, deposit complexity, and the level of engineering detail required.
What study levels does IMC Mining deliver?
We deliver scoping studies (order-of-magnitude), pre-feasibility studies (PFS), and definitive feasibility studies (DFS/BFS) across open pit and underground operations, from single-commodity to complex polymetallic deposits.
What is the difference between a PFS and a DFS?
A Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) establishes the project's technical and economic viability with ±25% accuracy. A Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) refines this to ±15% with detailed engineering, binding cost estimates, and investment-grade financial models.