Ernst & Young’s annual report rates the top ten risks that are affecting the mining and metals sector.
Last year’s report put Resource Nationalism in the top spot. But this year, raising from the #8 position in 2012/2013, Capital Allocation and Access is the top ranked risk affecting the industry.
This report provides in-depth coverage of each risk and suggests strategies to mitigate and overcome them.
Other risks appearing in the top ten are:
- Margin protection and productivity improvement
- Resource nationalism
- Social license to operate
- Skills shortage
- Price and currency volatility
- Capital project execution
- Sharing the benefits
- Infrastructure access
- Threat of substitutes
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