Mineral Property Valuation Engine

Mineral Property Valuation Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Computes mineral asset values using DCF, market multiples, and risk adjustments.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a specialized valuation engine for mineral assets. It allows AI agents to calculate intrinsic values using calculate_dcf_value, estimate market-based worth via calculate_market_valuation, and perform comparative analysis with analyze_comparables. The engine also accounts for project lifecycle risks through apply_stage_and_jurisdiction_adjustments, ensuring valuations reflect development stages and regional stability.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_comparables

Provides a comparative analysis by evaluating the subject property against a list of recent historical transactions

apply_stage_and_jurisdiction_adjustments

Adjusts a base valuation to account for development risks and regional instability

calculate_dcf_value

Calculates the intrinsic value of a property based on its projected future cash flows

calculate_market_valuation

Estimates property value using current market benchmarks and comparable multiples

See how to talk to your AI agent using Mineral Property Valuation Engine.

Calculate the DCF value for a gold mine with 500000 reserves, a commodity price of 2000, operating cost of 1200, discount rate of 0.08, and a project life of 10 years.

The calculated property value is $2,450,000,000 with a value per unit of $4,900.

Estimate the market value of a copper resource with 1000000 units, a commodity price of 4, and a market multiple of 1.5.

The estimated property value is $6,000,000, with a value per unit of $6.00.

Adjust a base value of 5000000 for an Exploration stage project with a jurisdiction risk factor of 0.15.

The adjusted value after applying stage and jurisdiction discounts is $3,250,000.

The engine supports Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), market multiples, and transaction-based comparative analysis.

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