Multi-Site Mining Reporting Simplified with Quartex

Customer Success Stories

Mineral resources co streamlines mining resources & reserves reporting

Key Outcomes

90% reduction in manual spreadsheet work, with data consolidated into a single secure system.

Full compliance with JSE and SEC reporting requirements, including SEC TRS and EMR.

Improved governance and version control, reducing risk of delays and errors.

Faster annual reporting cycle, with a repeatable and standardised workflow across all sites.

The challenge

The annual mining reporting process was highly complex, managed across multiple spreadsheets that were prone to being misplaced and difficult to consolidate. Each mine site maintained its own resources and reserves (R&R) spreadsheet, creating inefficiencies, inflexibility, and heightened risk of errors.

As the organisation expanded, reporting demands grew, particularly to meet JSE and SEC requirements. They needed a system capable of simplifying reporting, enforcing governance, and enabling compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks across reporting jurisdictions.

The solution

Our Public Disclosure and Reporting solution enabled the organisation to standardise and automate key processes.

Key capabilities included:

The result

The organisation realised immediate and ongoing benefits:

Ultimately, the solution replaced fragmented spreadsheets with a modern, secure, and efficient system that delivers accuracy, transparency, and regulatory compliance year after year.

About the company

The company operates across a diverse range of commodities, including gold, copper, and silver, with both underground and open pit mining methods. Its portfolio comprises nine managed sites, one joint venture, and an additional project currently in development, demonstrating both scale and growth potential.

With a strong international footprint, operations are spread across Australia, Ghana, South Africa, Peru, and Chile, positioning the company strategically in key global mining regions. It is publicly listed on both the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), with a market capitalisation of approximately ZAR 219 billion, equivalent to around USD 11.64 billion.