Project Due Diligence

Ulara's core team is staffed by experienced mining project assessors and analysts.​ 

 

Ulara's due diligence process comprises a comprehensive and critical assessment of a mining operation or an unimproved tenement. Ulara’s approach to mining project due diligence typically involves the following steps: 
  

1. Review of technical reports and studies: Reviewing geological reports, resource estimates, and production plans. 
     

2. Inspection of the mine site: Visiting the mine site to inspect the infrastructure, equipment, and facilities, and to observe the mining operations. 
    

3. Environmental assessments: Reviewing environmental impact assessments and monitoring systems and plans to ensure that the mine is operating in compliance with environmental regulations. 
     

4. Review of permits and licenses: Reviewing the mine's permits, licenses, and approvals to ensure that they are in good standing.
    

5. Financial analysis: Reviewing the mine's financial statements, budgets, and cash flow projections, as well as its track record of meeting production and cost targets. 
    

6. Examination of labour practices: Reviewing the mine's labour practices and relations, including health and safety conditions for workers. 
     

7. Market and commodity analysis: Researching the market for the mine's commodities and assessing their potential future demand and price trends. 

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Project Diligence Areas for Feasibility Assessments 
  

• Legislative and Statutory Requirements 

• Geology 

• Geography 

• Mine Design and Engineering 

• Mine Planning/Scheduling 

• Mine Construction and Development 

• Environment 

• Water and Utilities 

• Processing Plant and Equipment 

• Site Infrastructure 

• Site Services 

• Communications 

• Mine Maintenance 

• Salaries, Wages and Labour Agreements 

• Marketing and Offtake 

• Transport Infrastructure 

• Cultural Heritage and Native Titles 

• Economics and Financials 

• Operating Costs 

• Capital Expenditure 

• Contracts