CRIRSCO Minerals Reporting Colloquium 2025
The CRIRSCO Minerals Reporting Colloquium is a collaborative event focused on Exploration, Mineral Resource and Ore/Mineral Reserve reporting.
The event is co-organised by the Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO), the Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC), The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM), the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG) and the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA).
The 2025 Colloquium directly follows this year’s CRIRSCO AGM and will bring together industry leaders, Competent/Qualified Persons, technical experts and a diverse range of stakeholders.
Join us in Perth, Australia on Friday 5 September.
Here's why you should attend
Hear from experts
Hear from subject matter experts and learn about emerging trends.
Latest insights
Gain access to some of the freshest insights through detailed technical presentations and case studies.
Interactivity
Participate and contribute across interactive panel sessions with opportunities to ask the experts your questions.
Connect with peers
Take advantage of ample opportunities to grow your network by connecting with peers and industry leaders.
Themes
These themes will be explored through various session formats including keynotes, technical presentations and an interactive panel.
Delegates will have ample opportunities throughout these insight-packed sessions to ask questions and contribute to shared outcomes.
The last presentation offers delegates a comprehensive update on the JORC Code before the day closes with networking drinks.
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About CRIRSCO
CRIRSCO was founded in 1994 and has grown from the founding five member organisations, to an association representing fifteen national reporting organisations that are responsible for developing mineral reporting codes and guidelines in Australasia (JORC), Brazil (CBRR), Canada (CIM), Chile (Comisión Minera), Colombia (CCRR), Europe (PERC), India (NACRI), Indonesia (KOMBERS | KCMI), Kazakhstan (KAZRC), Mongolia (MPIGM), Philippines (PMRCC), Russia (OERN), South Africa (SAMREC), Turkey (UMREK) and the USA (SME).
The aim of CRIRSCO is to contribute to earning and maintaining trust by promoting high standards of reporting of mineral deposit estimates (Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves) and of exploration.
The CRIRSCO Template provides a framework for the CRIRSCO-aligned reporting codes and standards which provide rules and guidance on public reporting for the benefit of investors or potential investors in mining and exploration companies.
