The problem
Government tenement registers for WA (DMIRS SLIP) and QLD are publicly accessible but siloed, inconsistently formatted, and carry no market context. Knowing who holds what ground — and what the market is saying about them — normally means stitching together state portals, ASX filings and company registers by hand.
GeoTMS ingests both registers, normalises them into a unified PostGIS schema, and cross-references every tenement holder against its ASX ticker — a live spatial picture of ground positions with the market narrative attached.
Beyond the spatial layer, the platform builds a structured company profile for each listed explorer: JORC resource estimates, director registers, subsidiary relationships, and a full history of ASX announcements scraped daily. An automated intelligence report flags price-sensitive events — new resource statements, tenement acquisitions or surrenders, director changes, and corporate restructures — as they appear each morning.
Data layers
Intelligence & change tracking
- Tenement change detection — Every ingestion run hashes each tenement record and compares it against the previous state. New, changed, and removed tenements are flagged and archived, keeping a full queryable timeline of every tenement at any point in time.
- Corporate normalisation — Holder names from both state registers are fuzzy-matched and disambiguated against the ASX entity list. Subsidiary and parent relationships are resolved so tenements held by a subsidiary are attributed to the correct listed company.
- Announcement classification — Scraped ASX announcements are parsed and tagged by type. JORC statements trigger resource record creation; tenement-related announcements update spatial holdings; director notices update the personnel register.
- Daily intelligence digest — Each morning the platform generates a structured report per tracked ticker: new announcements, tenement status changes, resource estimate updates, director movements, and any price-sensitive flags. Designed to surface material exploration events before they require manual review.
- Subsidiary & corporate movement tracking — When a company is acquired, merges, or spins out a subsidiary, the platform detects the relationship from announcement text and migrates tenement attributions accordingly — maintaining a clean ownership chain over time.