Helping clients to benchmark and improve asset performance
We model costs for mining and each processing unit, broken down by cost factors, such as fuel, power, labour, reagents, etc. Our cost models are linked to our supply databases to determine production profiles based on stated resources.
Detailed analysis by asset; benchmark assets to each other.
Draw cost curves to understand industry cost profile and levels of cost support.
Asset-level models for valuation and financial modelling.
Old Economy provides expert cost modelling services for the mining and processing industries, helping clients benchmark and improve asset performance. We model costs for each processing unit, broken down by critical cost factors such as fuel, power, labour, and reagents. Our sophisticated cost models are directly linked to our proprietary supply databases, enabling us to determine accurate production profiles based on stated resources. Our cost analysis services provide detailed, asset-level insights, allowing you to benchmark individual assets against global peers. We also develop comprehensive cost curves to help you understand the broader industry cost profile and identify levels of cost support across various commodity markets. For valuation and strategic financial modelling, we offer asset-level Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) models. These models provide the rigorous foundation needed for asset valuation, investment analysis, and long-term strategic planning in the "old economy" sectors. Our commitment to data precision and robust methodology ensures that our clients have the most reliable intelligence for their capital allocation decisions.
Mining cost modelling is a rigorous analysis method where production and processing unit costs are broken down by critical input factors (such as fuel, power, labor, and reagents) to optimize and benchmark asset-level performance.
Industry cost curves map out cumulative production costs across global assets, providing visual clarity on price support levels and market competitiveness.
Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) models project future asset revenues and cost structures to facilitate precise valuation, investment reviews, and long-term financial strategy in resource sectors.