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ARTICLE · 13 NOVEMBER 2018

SEC Finalizes Disclosure Requirements For Mining Registrants

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In July 2016, the SEC proposed rules designed to simplify the U.S. mining company disclosure regime.

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In Short

The Situation: The Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") has finalized its property disclosure requirements for mining company registrants.

The Result: The final rules lessen somewhat the proposed rules' compliance burden but may add some uncertainty for registrants.

Looking Ahead: The final rules constitute the most substantive update to mining company disclosure regulations since at least 1982. While registrants will not be required to comply with the new rules until their fiscal years beginning on or after January 1, 2021, registrants may voluntarily comply before then, and many registrants will need to significantly change their disclosure processes over the next two years.

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