Mineral Leases and Royalties Sometimes a mining company does not want to purchase a property because they are uncertain of the type, amount or quality of minerals that exist there. In these situations the mining
Generally, the attractiveness of these mineral rights—and, therefore, the royalties that private landowners can obtain for them—is heavily dependent on theprice of oil. When oil prices are high, unconventional methods of oil extraction become more economical, raising the value of mineral rights. ...
True minerals (by definition) are commonly subjected to mineral rights. Metallic minerals have many uses other than jewelry. Silver, for example is used in electrical contacts, batteries, dental alloys and mirrors. Compounds of silver, such as Silver Bromide and Iodine were important in the histor...
California case and in other numerous court cases was in the control of mineral rights, including the right to billions of dollars in royalties from offshore oil and gas deposits. These disputes centered on the western Gulf of Mexico, California, and Alaska (US Department of Justice, 2015). ...
Ore/waste delineation was based on a net value per tonne (NVPT) cutoff of $4.5/t considering metal prices, recoveries, royalties, process and G&A costs as per LG shell parameters stated above, elevated above break-even cutoff to satisfy processing capacity constraints. The life-of-mine ...
Eagle Royalties assets include royalties on over 35 mineral exploration projects in North America. Commodities sought include gold and critical metals such as copper, zinc, silver, rare earth metals, graphite, molybdenum among others. These royalties provide shareholder exposure to the exploration efforts...
royalties pursuant to Section 3.B. Except as to the payment made upon execution of this Agreement, advance royalty payments shall be paid annually on or before the beginning of each anniversary of the Effective Date. All advance royalty payments shall be deductible cumulatively as a credit against...
George Claims Group: Mineral Resources potentially amenable to open pit mining methods are reported within conceptual open pit shells based on a gold price of US$2,100/oz, metallurgical recovery of 92.5%, selling costs of US$107.50/oz including royalties and levies, and operating cost estimates ...
The changes demanded concern major landowners’ property rights, influence in decision-making, the introduction of mining taxes/royalties, an increase in sums guaranteed to ensure safe mine closures, and the exclusion of nature conservation areas, important water systems, and Sámi homeland from ...
(3)Misrepresentation or misreporting of taxes, fees and royalties related to the exploitation, trade and export of mineral resources in conflict-affected and high-risk areas, and failure to disclose such payments in accordance with the principles stipulated in relevant internationally recognized ...