The junior mining space has been rife with misinformation and misunderstanding which has resulted in many investors being caught out and losing a lot of money.

In response to this, Australian and Canadian regulators have clamped down on what statements juniors can make. Ever-increasing the requirements around JORC and 43-101. While this limits misleading information, it also limits explanations and extrapolations of released information, which can lead to misinterpretation by investors.

“Our ever-growing database, which acts as a benchmarking mechanism, helps us fill a niche where the accurate interpretation of publicly available information takes a front seat. This movement is revitalising the sector and bringing some much-needed transparency to the mining space", Tyson Keen.