Australia Copper Mining to 2025 - Analysing Reserves and Production, Assets and Projects, Demand Drivers, Key Players and Fiscal Regime including Taxes and Royalties Review

The publisher's “Australia Copper Mining to 2025" provides a comprehensive coverage on Australia’s copper mining industry with historical and forecast data on the production. The production section has a brief description about major copper producing mines, production by company, metal prices and impact of the COVID-19 on the overall copper mining. The demand section includes analysis of the end use market which drives the metal demand. This mainly includes demand from construction and EV market. There is section on exports which include detail trend of country’s copper exports, exports by country, impact of lower demand for Australian copper from Chinese market. The report further includes profiles of country’s top copper producers, information on the major active, planned and exploration projects. At the end, there is a detail section on the major regulatory bodies, laws, mining rights and taxes which are applicable in country’s mining industry.

Australia has the world’s second-largest copper reserves, at 88 million tonnes (Mt) as of January 2021, after Chile. In 2021, Australian copper mine production is expected to rebound with 2.7% growth, over the previous year. This will be mainly attributed to higher output from Oz Mineral’s Prominent Hills mine, which reported 41.2% growth in the first nine months of 2021 over the same period in 2020. Meanwhile, the country’s other major producers, Glencore Plc, BHP and Newcrest, have reported respective falls of 4.1%, 1.7% and 6.2% between January–September 2021. In terms of exports, Australia’s volume is expected to expand by 2.6% in 2021 to 1,836kt - due to an increase in Australian copper shipments to other markets than China, which was the largest export market for Australia. However, Australia’s overall exports in the first nine months of 2021 fell by 2% to 1,296.5kt, compared to 1,326.8kt in the same period of the previous year. The country’s mining industry is governed by the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization (ANSTO) and the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA).

Scope

The report contains an overview of Australia’s copper mining industry, copper reserves, reserves by major mines, historical and forecast data on country’s copper production, production by company and copper prices.
It also provides detailed analysis of the COVID-19 impact on the industry and exports. The demand driving section briefs about copper demand from construction and EV industry.
The report also provides detailed information on major active, exploration and development projects along with detail information on the fiscal regime of the country.
The FR section gives an overview of major regulatory bodies, laws, mining rights, taxes of the country.

Reasons to Buy

To gain a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of the COVID-19 on Australia’s copper mining industry
To understand the historical and forecast trend on the country’s copper production
To understand production by major producers, by mines and trend of copper prices
To get an overview on demand from global and Chinese constriction market
To get an overview on demand from the EV market
To understand about Australia’s copper exports and impact of lower demand from Chinese market due to imposed ban
To evaluate major active, exploration and development mines of copper in the country
To understand about the country’s fiscal regime, major governing bodies, taxes are applicable.

1 Executive Summary

2 Reserves, Production and Prices

2.1 Copper Reserves by Country
2.2 Australia Copper Production
2.3 Production by Company

3 Australia Copper Assets

3.1 Active Mines
3.2 Exploration Projects
3.3 Development Projects
3.4 Copper Prices

4 Consumption and Exports

5 Key Demand Drivers

5.1 Demand from the Construction Industry
5.2 Demand from the Electric Vehicle Market

6 Major Copper Producers

6.1 Mines and Projects by Company
6.2 Glencore Plc
6.3 BHP
6.4 Oz Minerals Limited (OZML)
6.5 Newcrest Mining Ltd

7 Australia Fiscal Regime

7.1 Governing Bodies and Agencies
7.2 Laws and Regulations
7.3 Mineral Licensing and Fees
7.4 Royalty and Taxes
7.5 Corporate Tax (CIT)

8. Appendix

8.1 Abbreviations
8.2 Methodology
8.3 Coverage
8.4 Secondary Research

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List of Tables

Table 1: Australia copper mining – Historical and forecast Australia copper production (thousand tonnes), 2005–2025
Table 2: Australia copper mining – Production by major company (thousand tonnes), Q1 –Q3 2020 and 2021
Table 3: Australia copper mining – Active mines, 2021
Table 4: Australia copper mining – Exploration projects, 2021
Table 5: Australia copper mining – Development projects, 2021
Table 6: Australia copper mining – Copper prices quarterly (US$/tonnes), Q1 2015–Q3 2021
Table 7: Australia copper mining – Historical and forecast Australia copper consumption vs. exports (thousand tonnes), 2005–2025
Table 8: Australia copper mining – Number of operating, development and exploration projects by company and by stage, 2021
Table 9: Australia copper mining – Glencore Plc, major projects, 2021
Table 10: Australia copper mining – BHP major projects, 2021
Table 11: Australia copper mining – Oz Mineral Resources, major projects, 2021
Table 12: Australia copper mining – Newcrest Mining Ltd, major projects, 2021
Table 13: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – National level mining governing bodies and agencies, 2020
Table 14: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining governing bodies and agencies by state/territory, 2021
Table 15: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining governing bodies and agencies by state/territory, 2021
Table 16: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Exploration (mineral owner) license application and renewal fees in NSW, 2021
Table 17: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining leases and fees in NSW, 2021
Table 18: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Assessment leases and fees in NSW, 2021
Table 19: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining license, lease, permit and administration fees in Northern Territory, 2021
Table 20: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mineral titles and fees in Queensland, 2021
Table 21: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mineral tenements and fees in South Australia, 2021
Table 22: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Fees for mining license and lease in Tasmania, 2021
Table 23: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Other mining related fees in Tasmania, 2021
Table 24: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining rents in Tasmania, 2021
Table 25: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining titles and fees in Victoria, 2021
Table 26: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Mining tenements and fees in Western Australia, 2021
Table 27: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Royalty rates in New South Wales by commodity, 2021
Table 28: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – CRD factor, 2008–2020
Table 29: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Price and royalty rate for base and precious metals in Queensland, FY2019–2020
Table 30: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Discounts on processed minerals, 2021
Table 31: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – South Australia royalty rates (%), 2021
Table 32: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Royalty rates in Western Australia (%), 2021
Table 33: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Royalty rates in Western Australia (%), 2021

List of Figures

Figure 1: Australia copper mining – Share of copper reserves by country, January 2021
Figure 2: Australia copper mining – Major copper deposits, 2021
Figure 3: Australia copper mining – Share of copper resources by state, January 2021
Figure 4: Australia copper mining – Historical and forecast Australia copper production (thousand tonnes) vs. number of operating mines, 2005–2025
Figure 5: Australia copper mining – Production by major company (thousand tonnes), Q1-Q3, 2020-2021
Figure 6: Australia copper mining – Copper prices, quarterly (US$/tonnes), Q1 2015 – Q3 2021
Figure 7: Australia copper mining – Historical and forecast Australia copper consumption vs. exports (thousand tonnes), 2005–2025
Figure 8: Australia copper mining – Share of Australia copper exports by country, 2020
Figure 9: Australia copper mining – Comparison of Australia’s copper exports by country, Jan-Sep 2020 - 2021
Figure 10: Australia copper mining – Global vs. China’s construction output in value (US$ billion), 2010–2025
Figure 11: Australia copper mining – EVs production (million units), 2015 – 2035
Figure 12: Australia copper mining – Number of operating, development and exploration projects by company and stage, 2021
Figure 13: Australia’s mining fiscal regime – Three levels of Australia government

Companies Mentioned (Partial List)

A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:

Glencore Plc
BHP
Oz Mineral Resources
Newcrest Mining Ltd

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