OroMina ingests raw lab data, identifies the chemical signature of mineralization, and produces a defensible drill-targeting report — with a quantified error bar on every number.
“Global mineral exploration spends $12.4 billion a year on drilling. Fewer than 1 in 100 programs result in a viable discovery.” S&P Global, 2025
Behind every targeting decision sits a manual spreadsheet — no quantified uncertainty, no audit trail, no defensible math. OroMina replaces it.
Drop in raw lab files from ALS, SGS, or Bureau Veritas. Multi-lab CSV and Excel with multi-row headers. OroMina auto-detects orientation, normalises iron, classifies elements, and flags QA/QC issues — without any configuration.
ALS · SGS · Bureau Veritas · Multi-labA proprietary engine identifies the chemical fingerprint of mineralization across every sample. The result is a single, validated, audit-grade classification — with a confidence level on every element.
Audit-grade output · Quantified uncertaintyA defensible PDF report, a Leapfrog-ready CSV, and a drill-targeting vector — with a quantified error bar on every mass change value. QP-ready, built to survive regulator review on first pass.
PDF · Leapfrog CSV · NI 43-101 · JORCBuilt from independently verifiable inputs: consultant rates, drill costs, decision frequency. Single-digit % of saving, captured as licence.
Senior geochemists spend 30+ hours per program on manual analysis. OroMina compresses it to under 5.
Even a 3% improvement in targeting on a $60M program is real money. Quantified uncertainty makes the decision defensible.
One spurious anomaly triggers a $1.5M–$4.5M follow-up campaign. Quantified uncertainty stops that cycle.
Technical Reports survive QP and regulator review on first pass. Weeks of revision — gone.
NI 43-101 and JORC reviewers now expect quantified uncertainty on every number in a technical report. The compliance bar is rising — fast.
ioGAS, Leapfrog, and Datamine visualise data. OroMina is the only tool that interprets it — and attaches a defensible error bar to every conclusion.
Competitors hire geologists as advisors. OroMina was designed from the ground up by a PhD geoscientist with real underground mining experience.
The first software to make lithogeochemistry audit-proof is looking for its first collaborators.