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TORONTO, CANADA (February 26, 2013) – RungePincockMinarco (RPM) announced that it will bring its new purpose built pre-feasibility package to the PDAC Convention in Toronto next week.
Pre Feas with Ease is an all-in-one solution for cost-sensitive junior miners embarking on the pre-feasibility study process themselves. Whilst they may need to operate with a constrained budget, Pre Feas With Ease means that junior and exploration miners no longer have to compromise on governance and auditability.
“With pre feas with ease, juniors can evaluate multiple production scenarios and see initial cash flows and NPV of their project in less than a day,” said Don Arsenault, Vice President of RPM’s Canadian operations.
“That’s about 20 times faster than traditional methods which can take weeks.”
Mr. Arsenault explained that RPM has seen an increase in demand in the Canadian market for a straightforward approach towards pre-feasibility studies to allow them to be self-managed quickly and easily, while maintaining concise and auditable outputs for stakeholders.
The package include access to RPM’s leading financial modelling software XERAS, and a pre-prepared pre-feasibility model which has been developed using industry standard costing methodology.
The package also gives access to RPM’s expert consultants who can review and provide advice on the model and includes XERAS Reader at no extra cost so that all project stakeholders can access the results.
“With a tried and tested pre-feasibility model and access to expert consultants, pre feas with ease gives clients and importantly, their investors more confidence in the economic proposition of their project,” Mr. Arsenault concluded.
RPM will be presenting this new pre-feasibility package alongside their other advisory, software and professional development offerings at Booth 708 at the PDAC Convention in Toronto from March 3-6.
