10.29-31.2013, PRESENTATION, Launching Mining Projects in Mongolia–A Major Contractor’s...

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© Orica Limited Group Mongolia Mining Summit: Launching Mining Projects in Mongolia A Major Contractor’s Perspective Eric Erdenebat Tseveendorj, Country Manager, Orica Limited 30-31 October 2013

Transcript of 10.29-31.2013, PRESENTATION, Launching Mining Projects in Mongolia–A Major Contractor’s...

© Orica Limited Group

Mongolia Mining Summit:

Launching Mining Projects in Mongolia – A Major

Contractor’s Perspective

Eric Erdenebat Tseveendorj, Country Manager, Orica Limited 30-31 October 2013

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1. Introduction

2. Key Issues of Mongolia

3. Mongolia: Need/Wants and Challenges

4. How to Succeed in Mongolia

Contents

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Vision and Values

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1. World’s largest provider of commercial explosives to mining and infrastructure markets with 28% global market share.

2. Largest supplier of chemical products to mining, water treatment and other industrial, food and cosmetics markets in Australia and New Zealand and a growing presence in Latin America.

3. Global leader in providing ground support in mining & tunnelling.

4. Leading global supplier of cyanide for use in gold extraction.

5. ASX listed with market capitalization in the Top 50.

Who We Are

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Orica’s global support system!

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•Established in 2004 (10 years of presence) in Mongolia

•Most major mining projects in Mongolia deploy Orica

products and/or services

•Main Services and Products are:

• Blasting services

• Commercial explosives

• Underground support products

• Chemicals

Orica Mongolia LLC

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Orica Green Edge represents us!

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Key Issues of Mongolia

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Better watch China closely!

• Almost all of the minerals exported to China

• Chinese economy influence the commodity prices

• China forecasts and new trends

– Shifting to slow-high growth (will maintain 7.5%)

– Consumption based economy

– Urbanization is occurring much faster rate

– Investing heavily on value added and innovative products

– Energy consumption will grow.

• In conclusion, domestic consumption and urbanization will drive future Chinese

economic growth, and thus will create a substantial demand for related

Mongolian minerals.

Key Issues: Why China is important?

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Chinese domestic consumption and urbanisation will key

drivers Mongolian minerals!

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• Mongolia as an Independent country, have democratic political system that is

inclusive of all voices, nationalistic and/or progressive.

• Legal Environment

– The newly adopted Investment law will protect investments for a duration

depending on the amount.

– The Government, Parliament and President of Mongolia are in agreement to

promote investment in mining; and hopefully, will not repeat past mistakes

that created instability.

• Social Political

– Multiparty system will always have various voices, including resource

nationalists

Key Issues: Domestic

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Mongolia: Need/Wants and Challenges

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What Mongolia Need?

• Need investors to develop the est. $2 trillion worth of minerals and associated

infrastructure.

• Need advanced and environmentally friendly technologies.

• Need experienced management systems to complete the identified projects.

• In sum, need Capital, Technology and Management system.

What are the Challenges:

• Lack of capital due to astronomic interest rates in Mongolia.

• Lack of sophisticated technologies and technical capabilities

• Experienced management systems

• Poor Infrastructure and logistics

• Corruption and inefficient public sector

• Dependent on China factor

Challenges

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Mongolia is the 19th largest and the most sparsely populated independent country

in the world, with a population of around 2.9 million people

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How to Succeed in Mongolia

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• Need high technical expertise for efficiency and productivity

– Note that the Chinese competition for low costs

– International companies with global support systems have advantages

• Operational excellence and deliverability

• Willingness to invest for the future

• Need experienced management, productivity boasting technology and capital

investment.

How to succeed in Mongolia

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Mongolia need high technology solutions!

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Conclusion:

Invest while bringing in experienced technical capabilities and managament.

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