Beer & Co. – What we do and How we do it
Beer & Co. brings together:
- Companies and advisers who have a clear interest in this space as well as through other means
- Advice on project economics, sensitivities and project viability
- Project financing, including means other than vanilla debt and equity, including strategic partner search
- Analysis and research, which we publish and distribute.
Our approach often starts with a review of the company – to confirm the quality of assets and management to be able to attract finance when presented in an appropriate way.
Our first step is to undertake a detailed research report. From this we will gain a good understanding of the company in a way that we can effectively offer appropriate and targeted advice. The research will be distributed and will be used as the basis for further advising regarding:
- Secondary raisings, especially focussing on SPPs, which tap the existing shareholder base but require proper support to ensure a good take-up
- Corporate support and advising on sources of funding other than public equity
- Asian roadshows, using the network we have established
- Australian roadshows
- Research to support roadshows and raisings
Research distribution
Great research is not worth anything if very few people get to read it. This means that
- Research must be readable; and
- It must be distributed, in a broad but targeted manner (it is no value distributing mining research to investors who are focussed on yield).
Our research is currently distributed to
- Over 200 institutional investors globally;
- Over 100 advisers in Australia who have an interest in small resources
- Over 100 High Net Worth Investors directly.
Commissioning Research
Beer & Co. is willing to undertake commissioned research. The fee and the method by which we will be compensated will vary with
The amount of work involved
- A purely descriptive report would be much less than a report requiring modelling, based on feasibility data, which will be less than a report for which there may be defined and sufficiently extensive mineralisation, but we need to construct the data; and
The amount of support required
- In our view, a single piece of commissioned research in and of itself, has only a short term impact, and needs to be supported through periodic follow-up.
For Beer & Co Research, Pieter takes primary carriage, but at times will call on other analysts for Quality Assurance.
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