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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific information available about case studies for the mining team at OTPP (Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan). However, for mining-related case studies in general, here are some insights from WSO threads:

  1. Case Study Approach:

    • A common format involves analyzing a Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM), building an LBO model, and assessing whether the investment is a good opportunity.
    • Focus on key metrics like Capex, Opex, and commodity pricing (e.g., copper or nickel specifics mentioned in mining discussions).
  2. Mining-Specific Considerations:

    • Evaluate the type of deposit (e.g., laterites vs. sulphates for nickel) and its implications on costs and feasibility.
    • Consider environmental and sustainability factors, as these are increasingly critical in mining investments.
  3. Preparation Tips:

    • Practice with generic CIMs and LBO models if specific OTPP materials aren't available.
    • Familiarize yourself with mining industry dynamics, such as commodity cycles, jurisdiction risks, and operational challenges.

If you're looking for shared resources or case studies, some WSO users have suggested exchanging materials or creating repositories. You might find it helpful to connect with others on the platform for more tailored insights.

Sources: Q&A: Metals & Mining IBD Analyst, Hard Interview Question (MM), Q&A: Metals & Mining IBD Analyst

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