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Corporate Counsel for Mining Industry Suppliers

Each business sector faces contractual and regulatory risks that should be identified before commitments are undertaken. Mining suppliers often accept demanding requirements for materials, transport, safety and uninterrupted performance for large customers.

What to keep in mind

Review master agreements, purchase orders, inspection rights, penalties, insurance, confidentiality, dependencies and signatory powers.

Uncritical acceptance of standard terms can shift substantial production or delay risks to the supplier.

Distinctions often confused

Supplying a mining business does not automatically make the supplier subject to every permit governing the mine.

Frequently asked questions

Should contractual penalties be capped?
Where negotiable and legally appropriate, caps can help manage disproportionate exposure.
Should customer contracts be reviewed before a supplier merger?
Yes, especially for change-of-control clauses and operational authorizations.

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