

Mining
From roads and houses and from to satellites and computers, mining is a ubiquitous source of materials for many industries. Its economic importance is underpinned by its added value to communities through investments in people and infrastructure, as well as through induced employment in multiple sectors and via taxes paid into national budgets.
Mining is driven by the fundamental force of human development, for which it has long played a crucial part. However, mining undoubtedly has significant environmental impacts which have long been and continue to be scrutinised. Faced with such pressures, today’s mining industry has a long tradition of innovative technological solutions for maximising benefits while minimising costs and risks.
Nevertheless, the mining industry suffers from the heritage of its bad image, which is often the greatest obstacle for new projects. In the contemporary business environment, it is not enough to just meet the legal requirements. What is really required is holistic and sustainable management, integrating economic, social and environmental aspects in order to manage stakeholder expectations and work towards the co-creation of long-term added value.
Our Services
Our Stories
- Natura 2000 assessment of the Krumovgrad Gold Mine Project (DPM)
- Stakeholder management process of the Breznik Gold Mine Project (Thrace Resources)
- Corporate community investment for DPM Chelopech
- Carbon management plan for DPM Chelopech
- Environmental Risk Assessment for Assarel-Medet AD
- Environmental and Social Due Diligence of 10 greenfield projects
- Elaboration of the Bulgarian Sustainable Mining Standards
- Sustainable Return on Investment study of the Krumovgrad Project

Our Clients
Dundee Precious Metals Inc. and subsidiaries
Assarel-Medet AD and subsidiaries
Bulgarian Chamber of Mining and Geology
Contacts
Boyan Rashev – Bulgaria
boyan.rashev@denkstatt.bg
Gabriela Fistis – Romania
gabriela.fistis@denkstatt.ro