Every signal here is derived daily from the official WA mining register and shown on the map, on its own or layered together. The register has always held the pressure, competition and opportunity. NextMaps surfaces it, often before it is obvious publicly.
Each layer scores the whole state every day, so you can screen WA at a glance and drill into a single tenement when something stands out.
Play WA tenure changes forward and back over time, and watch grants, transfers and surrenders unfold across the state.
Holders under financial or legal pressure: forfeiture, overdue rent, severe underspend, expiring with no renewal.
Where supply is opening up, ground lapsing or being surrendered, before it is formally gazetted.
Actual spend versus the minimum obligation, so you can see who is underspending their commitment.
Where ground is being contested, grid cells coloured by how many companies are competing.
Every live tenement coloured by time to expiry, with the final-term PL licences that cannot renew.
Plus Recently Transferred, Ownership Age, Encumbered (mortgages and caveats), Forfeiture Notices, Conversion Pipeline, Pre-Drill Signal, Combined Reporting Groups, Exploration Intensity and an analytics dashboard.

NextMaps syncs the WA Government tenure and register data daily, then computes each signal across every live tenement in the state. Expenditure compliance is actual spend against the effective minimum; distress combines forfeiture, overdue rent, underspend and looming expiry into a single score; opportunity flags long-held, low-intensity ground where the holder looks disengaged.
Because it runs against the live register every day, the picture you see is current, not a stale snapshot. The same intelligence powers alerts and watchlists, so you can be told the moment a tenement you care about slips into distress, and it feeds straight into a prospectivity report when you want the full history behind a piece of ground.