Our work includes large, complex and strategic-level studies with national governments, development agencies and the World Bank as well as competitively priced, quality services to industry.
Target Generation
Project Design and Management
Field Mapping
Geodata Management
Mineral Promotion
Capacity Building
Institutional Reform
National Mapping Programmes
We Are Trusted By The World’s Leading Government Agencies and Companies
We provide objective technical and organisational support to governments, Ministries of Mines/Minerals, and Geological Survey Organisations. We also work with exploration companies and other consultants seeking to understand and evaluate the prospectivity of countries, regions, or licence areas.
NEWS & EVENTS
Kick-off meeting for the Geological Mapping Program of the Arabian Shield

Group photo of KOM delegates. The CEO of SGS, Engineer Abdullah bin Muftar Al-Shamrani sits in the centre of the bottom row, flanked by the project owner Dr Wadee Kashghari (left) and Engineer Abdulrahman Al Hawi (right, SGS Vice President for Initiatives and Strategic Projects). To his right sits the leader of the CGS team Dr Wenhua Ji. The IGS team consisting of Drs Gerrit de Kock, Frik Hartzer, Christoph Dobmeier, and Peter Zawada can be seen in the centre of the photo.
Airborne Geophysical Survey and Geological/Geochemical Mapping of Karamoja, Uganda

IGS as Technical Partner of the Saudi Geological Survey in the RGP Geophysics project
IGS (International Geoscience Services) geophysicists continue to carry out quality control and provide technical advisory services to SGS (Saudi Geological Survey) for the Regional Geoscience Program (RGP) Phase 1 geophysics which consists of magnetic gradiometry and radiometrics flown at 300m line spacing over the entire Arabian Shield.
Sander Geophysics is flying Block 1 while Xcalibur is currently flying in Block 3. Both blocks are approaching 50% completion and some final products have been generated for completed portions . There are now 7 aircraft on the project and > 700,000 line kms flown to date. IGS and partners have also assisted the Saudi Geological Survey with developing scope of work for future airborne acquisition phases comprising targeted surveys (e.g. electromagnetics) over areas prospective for mineral deposits.
