IMDEX

EarthNET was acquired through IMDEX's July 2025 purchase of Norway-based Earth Science Analytics for approximately A$26M. The platform provides cloud-native, AI-enabled ingestion and integration of diverse geoscience datasets — pre-drilling geophysical surveys, drillhole sensor data, core farm imagery, and laboratory results — enabling machine learning model application in a cloud-agnostic environment. Originally developed for oil and gas applications, EarthNET is being expanded into minerals and mining as the foundational platform for IMDEX's unified Digital Earth Knowledge ecosystem.

IMDEXHUB-IQ is a cloud-based drilling data management and validation portal that provides real-time access to field data transmitted from IMDEX's suite of downhole sensors and instruments. It supports drillhole and sample data management including daily reporting, structural logging, geochemical analysis, and QA/QC reporting. Geologists and project managers can monitor drilling progress, compare planned vs. actual drillhole pathways, approve survey data, and manage user permissions with full audit trails from a web-based interface.

ioGAS is IMDEX's exploratory data analysis application for geoscience, providing powerful tools for analysing and visualising multi-element geochemical data from exploration programs. The software enables geoscientists to investigate large geochemical datasets through univariate and multivariate analysis, statistical plots, geochemical classification diagrams, and spatial projections to identify alteration patterns and vector toward mineralisation.

MinePortal is a next-generation orebody knowledge platform acquired from DataCloud International in 2021 for approximately A$20M. It processes high volumes of geological and operational data in real time while applying geostatistical and ML algorithms to identify orebody trends and patterns. The platform enables real-time 3D geological visualisation accessible from any browser, eliminating the need for heavy desktop software.

MinePortal was acquired by IMDEX from DataCloud International in September 2021 for approximately A$20M. It processes high volumes of geological and drilling data in real time while applying geostatistical and machine learning algorithms to identify orebody trends and enable grade prediction. MinePortal contains three integrated solutions: Data Lab (geological data analysis and visualisation), Blast Intelligence (blast design optimisation), and Blend Intelligence (material blending optimisation).