Study Group: Australian & South Pacific GAAP Academic Specialists(?)
Council Members in this Study Group: 12
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Leading Experts in this Study Group
Hugh Burns, Jr.Affiliate Faculty
Colorado Christian University
Hugh Burns, CPA, is affiliate faculty at Colorado Christian University. Previously, he was an independent consultant and Controller at Denver Rescue Mission, a charity serving the poor. He has over 18 years of accounting/finance experience in Mining. Mr. Burns spent over seven of those years in the...
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GLG NewsSMAnalyses by this Study Group's Leading Experts(?)
It is refreshing to see a merger of mining companies that will truly create added value through synergies in contrast to many mergers that appear to be not much more than empire-building exercises. The merger of Katanga Mining Limited and Nikanor PLC will result in the consolidation...
Harmony Gold’s recent accident that trapped 3,200 gold miners for a day or more points to the increasingly sensitive "social license" the Gold Mining Industry has to operate in various countries around the world. This license is only granted to if they are perceived to be responsible citizens and to...
The Yamaha Gold, Meridian Gold and Northern Orion Resources merger does not result in significant synergies that can help the combined company to reduce production costs over the long-term. The best mergers in the gold mining business result in unlocking long-term synergies by combining...
Rio Tinto recently announced that its net profit fell 14% for the first half of 2007 compared to a year earlier despite an increase of 15% in gross revenue. This announcement demonstates the challenges mining producers face during sustained mineral commodity market price upswings to contain their...
Newmont's announcement yesterday that it recorded a $531 million charge for settlement of its remaining gold hedge book and a $1.7 million impairment charge to discontinue its Merchant Banking Segment point to problematic accounting issues for the Mining Industry. Newmont had applied the "normal purchases...
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