Ernst & Young (EY) has identified cash optimisation, capital access, productivity, and social licence to operate as some of the major risks to mining and metals industries.
EY in its latest report titled: "Top 10 business risks facing mining and metals, 2016 to 2017", made available to The Guardian on Monday by its Media Relations Manager, Philip Okafor, listed other risk factors in the sectors to include transparency, switch to growth, access to energy, joint ventures, cyber security and innovation.
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