A tonnage never ships bare
Every resource and reserve figure carries its JORC classification and code edition — 1.4 Mt (Inferred & Indicated, JORC 2012). The pack won't publish a bare number.
Industry pack · Mining (ASX)
Mining copy that survives the compliance read.
StoriBot ships with an ASX Listed Mining industry pack — JORC 2012 and continuous-disclosure conventions built into every draft, from drilling results to the quarterly. Grades, tonnages and intercepts format one way; every figure is classified, sourced and dated.
What the pack enforces
The conventions are in the pack, not in someone’s head.
Required statements are first-class
Competent Person statements and forward-looking disclaimers render as visible blocks — legible, never collapsed behind a toggle, present in every artifact they're required in.
One format per unit
4.3 g/t Au. 18 m at 3.2 g/t Au from 64 m. A$0.185. Grades, intercepts, tonnages and prices format one consistent way across every document you publish.
As-at dates and sources, always
Resources, cash and capital structure carry an as-at date. Every claim about the company carries its source — an announcement, a quarterly, a JORC table — with the date attached.
Templates in this pack
The documents a listed miner actually ships.
Each template carries the pack’s rules — classifications, statements, units and sources — before a word is drafted. Sample outputs are available on request.
Appendix 4C / 5B quarterly
Drafted from your ledger and operations data — the figures computed deterministically, the commentary in your house voice.
Drilling results announcement
Intercepts formatted one way — 18 m at 3.2 g/t Au from 64 m — with hole, prospect and position relative to the deposit stated.
Resource / reserve upgrade
JORC 2012 classification and code edition on every tonnage, changes stated against the prior estimate, as-at dated.
LR3.1 market update
Material-change announcements with materiality structure enforced and every claim sourced and dated.
Board pack & AGM address
Operations reviews and AGM materials drafted from your executive files, so the board hears one consistent version.
Facts, not verdicts
State the fact. Let the reader judge.
Your readers include retail holders, so content about a listed entity is strictly factual, sourced and dated. The pack strips relative-merit language — no “standout”, no “undervalued”, no “re-rate” — and the same rule governs the visuals: no traffic-light scoring of your metrics, no green arrows read as a positive call. If a line wouldn’t survive being read aloud to your compliance officer, it doesn’t ship.
The regulatory detail — LR3.1, the quarterly cycle, board packs — lives on ASX reporting. How we handle your data lives on Trust & controls.
Your next announcement, drafted to the code.
We’ll walk through how the mining pack fits your disclosure cycle — with a worked example from your own announcements.