Company publications
Review public exploration announcements, inspect their extracted data, and open a report or its wider project on the map.
Find publications worth investigating
- Open Mining Company Publications in the main navigation.
- Choose the published day, then narrow the feed by company, source, or filename.
- Use the expanded project view for context, or the collapsed view to scan more documents.
- Read the project summary and data badges, then open the original report or its map action.
The feed brings together supported exchange announcements and public company-website reports. The source badge identifies where each publication came from.
Open one report or the wider project
| Action | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Open or download the document | Read the source report, including its figures, table notes, and qualifications. |
| Document on Map | Inspect the supported data extracted from that specific publication. |
| Project on Map | Review the broader project context, which can include data from other publications. |
The two map actions have different scopes. If you are checking what a new report added, start with Document on Map. If you are assessing the project, open Project on Map and review the sources of the layers you use.
Read the badges and processing status
Data badges identify available categories, such as drilling, geochemistry, or geological maps. Counts refer to the extracted items represented by that badge; they are not all counts of reports or drillholes.
A publication may be available before its processing finishes. A report with no extracted spatial data can still be useful to read. Check the original document when assessing an interval, a geological interpretation, or the completeness of an extraction.
Keep following what matters
Track a public project to keep it in your Projects workspace. Create an alert when you want updates for a company, area, or other supported conditions. These are separate choices, so choose the workflow that matches how you want to follow the project.