Keep Your Tenements
Compliant, Active
and Working for You
Your tenement portfolio is the foundation of your project. Lapses in expenditure reporting, missed renewal deadlines or incorrect documentation can result in forfeiture, losing ground that took years and significant capital to secure.
End-to-End Tenement Management Across All Licence Types
Portfolio management across all Australian tenement types — active management of the full range of mineral tenement instruments under each state and territory regime:
- WAExploration Licences (E), Prospecting Licences (P), Mining Leases (M), Miscellaneous Licences (L), Retention Licences (R) and General Purpose Leases (G) under the Mining Act 1978.
- SAExploration Licences (EL), Mineral Claims (MC), Mineral Leases (ML), Retention Leases (RL) and Miscellaneous Purposes Licences (MPL) under the Mining Act 1971.
- NTExploration Licences (EL), Mineral Leases (ML), Extractive Mineral Leases (EML) and Extractive Mineral Permits (EMP) under the Mineral Titles Act 2010.
- QLDExploration Permits (EP), Mineral Development Licences (MDL), Mining Leases (ML), Mining Claims (MC) and Prospecting Permits (PP) under the Mineral Resources Act 1989.
- NSWExploration Licences (EL), Assessment Leases (AL) and Mining Leases (ML) under the Mining Act 1992.
- VICExploration Licences (EL), Retention Licences (RL), Mining Licences (MIN) and Prospecting Licences (PL) under the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990.
- TASExploration Licences (EL), Retention Licences (RL) and Mining Leases (ML) under the Mineral Resources Development Act 1995.
Expenditure compliance — minimum expenditure calculations, lodgement of annual reports, variation applications and exemption requests.
Renewal and relinquishment — strategic advice on what to hold, what to relinquish and when, plus full preparation and lodgement of renewal applications.
Transfers, dealings and joint ventures — preparation and registration of all tenement dealings including farm-in agreements and JV structuring.
Application advertising and objection management — coordinating application notices, managing objection periods and responding to third-party objections.
Registered Agent services — acting as Registered Agent across all Australian jurisdictions, ensuring all government correspondence is managed and deadlines are never missed.
Obligation auditing — regular portfolio health checks identifying compliance gaps before they become forfeiture events.
Government fee management — tracking, calculating and lodging all annual and application fees across your portfolio.
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