GeoMine Intel
Report-use limitations
How GeoMine Intel automated screening reports should and should not be used.
Limits that apply to every report
- GeoMine Intel reports are automated screening products assembled from the cited sources and approved spatial datasets available at generation time.
- Recorded applicants, holders, transferees, previous parties, and unresolved relationships must be interpreted according to the stated relationship classification; no ownership conclusion is implied.
- Mapped boundaries and modelled environmental datasets are suitable for screening only and are not cadastral surveys, legal boundaries, field observations, or compliance determinations.
- Source records may be incomplete, delayed, changed, superseded, or unavailable. GeoMine Intel does not guarantee completeness, accuracy, continued availability, or fitness for a particular decision.
- Customers should verify material findings with the responsible authority and obtain appropriate legal, technical, environmental, financial, or investment advice.
Required customer follow-up
- Confirm current title status and recorded parties with the responsible mining authority.
- Check the generated date, source freshness, citations, and stated missing-data gaps before relying on a finding.
- Use current site-specific surveys, regulatory records, and professional advice for material decisions.
Reading a report responsibly
Use the generated date, country scope, source freshness, relationship classification, approval state, direct citations, and missing-data flags together. Do not detach a headline or map from its accompanying evidence and caveats.