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Global Miner AIجلوبال ماينر

Mineral-asset intelligence and deal execution.

Hidden value beneath the earth becomes scored, navigable intelligence.

What it does

Global Miner AI ingests, normalizes, and AI-scores mineral assets across ESG, water, infrastructure, and market layers, then runs buy-side and sell-side deal workflows on top. Brazil is the first data region, built to scale toward thousands of sources.

Built for

Mining operators, mineral-asset investors, PE funds, and brokers.

Capabilities

01Multi-source ingestion and normalization
02Per-asset scoring across ESG, water, infrastructure, and market layers
03Official concession and geospatial data: ANM SIGMINE as the first region
04Gazette monitoring and commodity price tracking
05Asset marketplace and deal workflow
06Feasibility framing across NI 43-101, JORC, and S-K 1300

Proof

Live platform. Brazil data region first; deal mandates active.

Questions

01

Which reporting codes does Global Miner AI frame feasibility against?

Feasibility is framed across NI 43-101, JORC, and S-K 1300, the three reporting codes that buy-side and sell-side parties most often require. The platform organizes asset evidence against those frameworks so a feasibility conversation starts from structured data rather than a document pile.

02

Where does the asset data come from?

From official concession and geospatial sources (ANM SIGMINE is the first region), alongside gazette monitoring and commodity price tracking. Multi-source data is ingested and normalized before any scoring is applied, and the platform is built to scale toward thousands of sources.

03

What does the per-asset score measure?

Each asset is scored across four layers: ESG, water, infrastructure, and market. Scoring the layers separately means a buyer can see why an asset ranks where it does, rather than receiving a single opaque number.

04

Is Global Miner AI live?

Yes. It is a live platform with Brazil as the first data region and deal mandates already active. It serves mining operators, mineral-asset investors, private-equity funds, and brokers.

From the journal

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NI 43-101, JORC and S-K 1300: What a Buyer Is Actually Asking For

Three reporting codes, one underlying family, and a great deal of confusion about which one a counterparty needs. What separates them, who signs them, and why the answer usually depends on where the money is listed rather than where the rock is.

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