Enjoy our interactive guide to what makes SureOre special.
ERM studied 72 major mining capital projects. 46% missed their delivery date between 2008–2016. These are the causes the delayed projects cited.
Is the rock what they say it is?
The part everyone already reads — and the only part most diligence ever reads.
Who is running it, and what did they do last time?
Track record, turnover, and who sold stock when.
Funded through what, exactly?
The plant that is not built yet, and the cheque that has not been written.
Can ore actually leave the site?
Power, water, road, rail, port. Each one is a permit and a promise.
Will the people who live here let it happen?
The strongest single predictor of failure in the historical record. Good rocks do not outvote people.
What can the world do to this project?
Jurisdiction, elections, levies, currency. The weather the project cannot change.
Simulated run on the real interface · timings at 40× speed
Mining projects are parsed through agentic due-diligence models.
Drag the handle. The left side is what due diligence usually looks like. The right side is what you actually needed to know, with every claim cited.
Illustrative verdict on a hypothetical project — not the sample analysis above. In the product every citation opens the source document.
Six agent scores go in. A likelihood of success comes out, with its uncertainty stated. Move anything. The social-licence gate is deliberately unforgiving, because the historical record is.
Streaming companies and private-equity desks use this to model their own intervention before they fund it. Pick an event. The sliders above move, and the engine answers.
Corey has the full portfolio and a direct line to the probability engine. Ask it what you would ask your best analyst.
Deploy Argus across your portfolio and every asset is watched continuously — from orbit and from the ground — with a forecast of how the valuation could move before the market catches up.
Policy drafts, export restrictions, commodity cycle shifts, currency and rates — scored for exposure per asset.
Community sentiment, permit registries, local press, site disruptions — the signals that never reach a terminal.
pts est. = estimated movement in the asset's composite score. Signals shown are illustrative.
The point: A heads-up before anyone else has one. Argus turns monitoring into prediction — it does not just tell you what happened, it tells you what the record suggests happens next.
Three desks, three different questions, one evidence base.
The pain is the false positive that reaches the investment committee. A SureOre verdict is auditable: every claim carries a citation the PM can click. Corey finds the mispriced names — high likelihood, below-peer market cap.
A stream is a twenty-year bet that the counterparty finishes. Model the intervention — a stream that closes the funding gap — and watch completion odds move with the interval stated. Then watch the counterparty's permits, community record and management for the life of the stream.
Acquiring a junior means inheriting its permit conditions, community agreements, litigation and closure obligations. SureOre reads the registries, consultation logs and court records the data room omits, then ranks the target list with that exposure surfaced and every claim cited.
*Conventional diligence range as stated on sureore.ai; illustrative comparison.
Everyone else sells data. SureOre sells a judgement you can check — built as one stack, not a feature list.
Historical assets researched by humans, mapped to the same six pillars, to learn which succeeded and failed as investments — and why.
Converts six agent scores into a likelihood of success with a credible interval. Stress-tested by Monte Carlo. Uncertainty stated, never hidden.
Simulate events and interventions and watch the odds move — built directly on the engine, so the answer is the model's, not a guess.
An analyst with the whole portfolio in memory and a direct line to the engine, including data the front end never shows.
Orbit-to-ground monitoring of every asset, with decision gates that make each alert a testable prediction.
| Capability | Typical data platform | SureOre |
|---|---|---|
| Ingests filings, registries and press | YES | YES |
| Cross-validated, referenced findings | YES | YES |
| Transparent pillar rubrics | PARTIAL | Yes — rubrics open and adaptable; engine coefficients proprietary |
| Agentic workflow across pillars | Geology, permitting, management | Same, plus social licence, geopolitics and infrastructure |
| Natural-language query over your portfolio | YES | YES |
| Bayesian probability of success, with interval | NO | Yes, proprietary |
| Portfolio-wide monitoring, orbit to ground | NO | Yes, with forecasts |
| Interventions and what-ifs | NO | Yes, Sandbox on the engine |
| Mispriced-asset search | NO | YES |
| Exports shaped to your own model | Standard exports | Any shape, via Corey |
Comprehensive data from public declarations and filings. No social-licence scoring, no probabilistic model, no portfolio monitoring.
Predictive geology to locate new deposits. Built for discovery, not for underwriting projects other people run.
Daily ingested, cross-validated data on companies. A database, not a model of your portfolio.
Increasingly common. Social licence — the biggest single success gate — is usually disregarded, and calibrating a model needs a history set most teams have not built.
One sample analysis on a project you already hold. If we find nothing you did not know, the coffee is on us.
SureOre produces research opinions, not investment advice. Scores, likelihoods and intervals on this page are illustrative; the Bandeira Lithium Project figures are sample data. The decision, and the responsibility, stays with you. © SureOre Ltd, London.