Great sums ready to be unlocked and flow into mining as long as...

Great sums ready to be unlocked and flow into mining as long as environmental social governance (ESG) issues are addressed, said the founder of Digbee, Jamie Strauss.On Friday Strauss recorded **promotion blocked** Roundtable podcast with correspondent Paul Harris, Mining Audiences Manager Michael McCrae and editor Neils Christensen.On its website, Digbee describes itself as a on-demand data, research and ESG platform for the mining industry. offering accredited mining studies and ESG disclosure for mining companies.Socially conscious investors use ESG to screen potential investments. Strauss said there are a lot of ESG and impact investing funds that are interested in mining. The resource sector is fundamental to energy transition. However, the ESG investors have not fully committed to mining."They all say to me, 'give us a means to credibly track ESG within these companies,'" said Strauss.Mining has a small market cap relative to other major industries, said Strauss, and a flood of investment could have an out-sized impact upon miners and exploration companies."You'll get better valuation and ultimately...one of the greatest transformations of an industry."Panelists also discussed gold's drop, the Peru election and Zijin Mining's big milestone at its Cukaru Peki copper and gold mine located in Serbia. QUOTE from podcast on **promotion blocked** 18/6/21
COB certainly ticks all the boxes regarding fulfillment of ESG requirements, will be beneficial in attracting ethical green funds IMO.