Mine-Level Intelligence Terminal

Granular asset data, cost curves, and cross-company benchmarking — aligned with MINES_DATA in our research database.

Updated April 2026 • Illustrative metrics from public filings
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Company & asset selection

Choose a producer to load the full mine roster, economics, and geography. Data keys match MINES_DATA (ticker → mine array).

19 US-listed miners in stocks-data.js; mine arrays keyed by ticker in mines-data.js.
Company
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Ticker / Exchange
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Market cap
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Category
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Cu costs:
Cu reserves:
Au:

Asset-level production & economics

Sortable columns (handled by mine-analysis.js). AISC coloring follows gold $/oz bands; non-gold units normalized in script.

All mines — selected company

Awaiting selection
Mine Name Location Ownership % Type Production AISC / Cash Reserves Mine Life Status
Select a company to load MINES_DATA[ticker].

Mine locations

Interactive map
Select a company to load map

AISC cost curve

$/unit vs assets

Reserves breakdown

Copper & gold separated by mine

CSS horizontal bars (pie-style) populate from reserve tonnage or metal-equivalent shares.

Cross-company benchmarks

Global rankings across the full MINES_DATA universe: lowest unit costs, largest reserve bases, and “best value” (cost vs. duration).

Copper benchmarks

Lowest cost — Copper

Top 15 by AISC

Largest reserves — Copper

Normalized to selected unit

Gold benchmarks

Lowest cost — Gold

Top 15 by AISC

Largest reserves — Gold

Top 15 by Moz Au

Best value mines (all metals)

Best value mines

Low AISC + long mine life

Custom mine benchmark

Enter your asset’s operating parameters to see approximate rank versus the full database (computed in mine-analysis.js).

Interactive comparator

Your mine vs. database
Results appear after you click Compare to database — ranks vs. all mines in MINES_DATA.