MineStation™ turns your life-of-mine schedule into a complete, fully auditable financial model — production, operating costs, capital, working capital, taxes, and cash flow — in minutes, not weeks.
Costing, mine plan review, financial modelling and reserve reporting for mining companies, on fixed scope and fixed price. Everything we hand back is traceable to its source, so your reviewers, auditors and board can follow every number.
Operating cost models built from your rates and drivers: mining, processing, G&A, by period and by area. Capital schedules and sustaining capital tied to the fleet and the plan. Benchmarked against what comparable operations actually spend.
An independent read of your life-of-mine schedule before it reaches a study or a board: tonnes and grades reconciled to the resource, fleet hours and haul profiles checked against the physicals, stockpiles and stripping that do not add up flagged in plain language.
Full life-of-mine economics for a PEA, pre-feasibility or feasibility study, or an overhaul of the model you already have: income statement, cash flow, working capital, depreciation, taxes and price cases, delivered as a formula-linked workbook you own.
Reserve and resource statements, S-K 1300 Technical Report Summaries and NI 43-101 reports prepared from your data and kept consistent with your model, with the sign-off trail reviewers and auditors expect.
Mining companies run their planning in one tool, their costs in another, and their economics in a spreadsheet someone built years ago. MineStation replaces that chain with a single integrated system.
Load, version, and compare life-of-mine schedules. Reserve reporting aligned with SEC S-K 1300. Every plan is a managed, comparable case — not a file on someone's desktop.
Operating cost models built from rates and drivers, flexed by price decks. Milling, leaching, and downstream processing modeled from your plan's own physicals.
Income statement, balance sheet, cash flows, working capital, depreciation, and taxes — generated from the plan, run across price cases, and exported to a formula-linked Excel workbook.
Dozens of automated checks tie the schedule, cost model, and financials together and flag what does not reconcile — before it reaches a reviewer, an auditor, or a board deck.
Most planning tools hand you outputs. MineStation hands you the calculation. The exported model shows its work: depreciation schedules, inventory valuation, working capital — all as visible, linked formulas. If a reviewer asks "where does this number come from?", the answer is in the cell.
The check suite does not just validate the software — it interrogates your inputs. Stranded stockpiles, cost coverage gaps, schedules that do not reconcile: flagged and explained in plain language, so problems surface in planning, not in due diligence.
Because every output is a traceable formula over structured data — not a black-box report — your AI tools can actually work with it. Ask Claude or your assistant of choice to explain a variance, summarize a price case, or draft board commentary, and it can verify every number it cites back to source.
D&T Analytics was founded by a mine superintendent and a mining finance lead who spent years inside major copper and gold operations building and defending these models by hand. This is the tool we wished we had. Meet the team.
We will walk you through MineStation end to end — from loading a schedule to opening the finished, auditable model.
seandargan@dtanalytics.ai