Pre-Feasibility Study definition
Examples of Pre-Feasibility Study in a sentence
If the Management Committee for any reason fails to adopt an Exploration, Pre-Feasibility Study, Feasibility Study or Development Program and Budget, the Manager shall continue Operations at levels sufficient to maintain the Properties.
Within sixty (60) days after delivery of the Pre-Feasibility Study summary to the Participants, a Management Committee meeting shall be convened for the purposes of reviewing the Pre-Feasibility Study summary and selecting one or more Approved Alternatives, if any.
In addition to providing each Owner with a copy of each Pre-Feasibility Study and Feasibility Study, the Manager must also provide each Owner with a copy of the underlying financial models used in preparing that Pre-Feasibility Study or Feasibility Study (as applicable), including physical and financial information schedules that include operating and capital assumptions that are consistent with those set out in the Reporting Policy.
Each Owner will be entitled to retain all information (including copies of the relevant studies and all supporting documentation) irrespective of whether the Project contemplated by a Pre-Feasibility Study or Feasibility Study proceeds as a Sole Risk Development or otherwise.
The Pre-Feasibility Study will be prepared in accordance with the guidelines set out in item 1 of schedule 5 as amended or replaced by any guidelines or protocols determined by the Owners’ Council from time to time.