A divestment review maps every company holding ground around your titles, out as far as the district calls for, traces each one to its parent company, and ranks who is most likely to buy or partner, and why. Checked and edited by a geologist, delivered as a board-ready report.
The tenure picture comes from the DMPE register and DASC data, company news is sourced and cited, and every review is checked and edited by a geologist before it reaches you. We confirm the scope and a fixed fee before any work starts.
A fixed fee, agreed with you before any work starts. It depends on how many titles and packages are involved, and nothing is charged until you accept the quote.
Yes. Your request and documents are private to your account and never shown on NextMaps. Research on neighbouring companies never names you or mentions a sale, and any reports you upload are processed by a no-training, zero-retention AI provider only to prepare your review.
Your titles are enough to start. Recent work that is not yet on WAMEX, such as annual technical reports, drilling and assay files or agreements, makes the geology and the case to buyers much stronger.
As far as the district calls for, agreed with you in the scope. In a crowded goldfield the likely buyers usually hold ground within a few kilometres, and 20 km covers them; in a greenfields belt we look out to 50 km. Ground further out counts for less in the ranking, so a wider search adds buyers without burying the companies next door. Separately, we list the processing plants within about 100 km and who owns them, because for a small deposit the nearest mill is often the likeliest buyer.
Listed explorers and private holders with non-core ground, or a board deciding between a sale and a farm-in.
Yes. You can list it on the NextMaps marketplace for free. Listings are emailed to NextMaps' WA explorers, consultants and investors, and a facilitation fee applies only if the ground ends up with a buyer we introduce.