DYNAMIC COST CURVES - A NEW SERVICE FROM MINECOST.COM AND CHR METALS

Dynamic Cost Curves incorporate 150 minecost models and three cost curves into one spreadsheet which
gives complete control over all offsite cost inputs that drive the shape of the cost curve.
Users can also control the way the cost curve displays, and which mines are labelled on the cost curve.
The complete dynamic cost curves model comes with data, charts and tables for copper, zinc and lead.

STANDARD FEATURES OF THE DYNAMIC COST CURVE MODEL

• Single spreadsheet containing all data and modelling inputs
• Production data and cash costs for individual copper, zinc and lead mines
• Production data and cash costs aggregated by company
• Ability to change all metal prices (principal products and co/by-products), exchange rates and treatment and refining charges
• Ocean freight rates may also be factored up or down.
• Draw cost curves showing mines or aggregated data by company - curves may be copied into reports or other publications
• Regular updates including brief commentary on key factors affecting costs, quarterly and year-to-date average exchange rates and metal prices and additional cost data as it becomes available.

See Overview of Dynamic Cost Curves

See Quick Guide and Sample for Download

New Models
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Pyhasalmi (Inmet, Finland)

Model Updates
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Andina
Cerro de Pasco
Chuquicamata
El Salvador
El Teniente
Francisco Madero (re-modelled)
Golden Grove (re-modelled)
Radomiro Tomic
Robinson (re-modelled)

Cost Curves
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Copper Industry Cost Curve
Zinc Industry Cost Curve
Lead Industry Cost Curve

In accordance with the minecost update policy, if you have downloaded any of these models
in the past three months, you are entitled to the updated model at no extra charge.

The new models and updates are on the base metals download page.
See previous reports and updates.
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