
Global Tenement Security Software
Global Tenement Security Software (GTS) is an independent tenement management database system developed to protect mining tenure locally, nationally, and globally.
Global Tenements focuses on tenement management solutions for the mining sector by supplying consultancy services and specialised software and database platforms.
Originally started in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia (WA), in May 2010, we aim to keep up with the latest government regulations in the industry and the latest technologies so that we can ensure compliance set by the regulators are clearly understood to protect your tenure and secure each project. Through the development of our innovative software, we have expanded services to any mining jurisdiction in the world.
Global Tenements has been developed as a standalone system that doesn’t require access to the websites of mining tenure regulators and therefore provides accessibility for mining companies operating in Australia and the developing countries of the world, particularly in Africa and Latin America.
Global Exploration Tenement Services (GETS) provides tenement management advice to prospectors and miners and assist them into mineral production by ensuring their land tenure remains secure.
This includes minimising risk and maximising value at the onset and then through the project stages to facilitate compliance and ensure the protection of their most valuable asset, their mining tenure.
Our services and software have been implemented in Western Australia (WA), as well as other states in Australia.
Global Tenements has a web-based platform that assists mining and exploration companies to ensure their land assets are compliant with all relevant requirements and their mining tenements are comprehensively protected.
Global Tenements’ work is directly linked to understanding mines regulations, and working closely with the government to provide timely information to both mining companies and prospectors to ensure they understand compliance and keep their tenements in good standing.
Global Tenements’ independent tenement management database software system ensures the integrity of mining tenure locally, nationally and globally.
The software is intuitive and provides an accurate record of financial and physical commitments while tracking compliance of reporting requirements.
The system specifically adapts to mining rules and regulations which allows it to keep up to date with the ever-changing mines department regulations locally, nationally and globally.
Benefits of our software include:
GroundSleuth monitors tenure changes in property ownership near the client project area to detect and enable opportunities for new ground acquisition.
The software provides a visual representation of these ground movements on a map, which is automatically forwarded to clients on a daily basis.
This is currently only available for Western Australia but will be developed to extend to other states in Australia and key, resource-rich jurisdictions worldwide.
Global Tenement Security Software (GTS) is an independent tenement management database system developed to protect mining tenure locally, nationally, and globally.
GroundSleuth monitors tenure changes in property ownership near user project areas to detect and enable opportunities for new ground acquisition.
To ensure you are getting the most from your exploration opportunities, Global Tenements offers solutions on how to effectively manage your expenditure spend with an expenditure strategy tool.
Global Tenements uses in-house developed software to ensure optimal compliance.
14 July 2021Earth Resources Regulation, Victoria, report that the number of minerals exploration licence applications submitted, doubled between 2018 and 2020, exceeding the greatest number of applications in any one year in the last 20 years and that number continues to soar.
16 March 2021On 1 July 2020, the Mining Regulations 1981 (WA) was amended to enable applications for exemptions from expenditure for COVID-19 related reason to be made for exploration licences and prospecting licences, where justified.
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