XIV CONGRESO INTERNACIONAL DE PROSPECTORES Y EXPLORADORES DESCUBRIENDO RECURSOS MINERALES PARA UN MUNDO MEJOR 140 The Net Present Value (NPV) derived from a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) is one of the most widely used metrics for evaluating the economic potential of early-stage mineral properties. The focus of our study is related to transacted gold properties at PEA level. These studies, which often employ a default discount rate of 5%, aim to assess whether a property justifies further exploration or development expenditures. However, questions persist about the reliability of PEA-based NPV as an indicator of the true market value of a mineral property, especially in the context of Dynamic capital markets and fluctuating commodity prices. Abstract Is the Net Present Value of a Preliminary Economic Assessment Indicative of the Market Value of a Mineral Property? Bloque IV Autores: William Roscoe Principal Geologist Manuel Cortes Principal, Economic Analysis and Valuations, SLR Consulting Mining Advisory. DESCARGUE REVISE PAPER
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