Rio Tinto’s Guinea subsidiary has formed an infrastructure joint venture with Winning Consortium Simandou (WCS) and the Guinean government to further progress on the undeveloped Simandou iron ore project in Nzérékoré. “The incorporation of La Compagnie du TransGuinéen with our partners underscores the importance of the Simandou resource in today’s decarbonizing world, and its development will complement Rio Tinto’s strong…
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Sundance Resources files claim in Mbalam-Nabeba dispute
Australian miner Sundance Resources has filed a Memorial of Claim with the International Chamber of Commerce against the Republic of Congo as part of an ongoing iron ore dispute. Sundance is seeking $8.8 billion in damages over the Mbalam-Nabeba iron ore project, which spans the border between Congo and Cameroon. The company has yet to begin mining due to legal…
Read MoreMetso Outotec wins Jindal pellet plant order
Metso Outotec has received a 30 million Euro order for the delivery of engineering and key equipment for a large iron ore grate kiln pellet plant for Jindal Steel and Power in India. Read full article on The Asia Miner.
Read MoreChina eyes state-backed iron ore buying platform
In an attempt to control fast rising prices and ensure market stability, China has begun creating a centralised platform for all purchases of iron ore, reported Bloomberg. View full article from The Asia Miner.
Read MoreBHP working with Progress, Wabtec on electric WAIO rail order
Making the next move in its mission to reduce its operational emissions, BHP will take delivery in late 2023 on four electric locomotives it is purchasing for its Western Australia Iron Ore (WAIO) rail network in the Pilbara region. Read full article from The Asia Miner.
Read MoreKarara nabs NRW for iron ore operation
Contractor engineer NRW has been awarded a five-year, A$702 million mining services contract with Karara Mining for its namesake iron ore mine in the Shire of Perenjori, Western Australia.
Read MoreMetso Outotec wins Ukraine plant order
Metso Outotec has been awarded a purchase contract for key equipment at the centre of a plant capacity expansion at the Ferrexpo Poltava Mining iron ore complex in Horishni Plavni, central Ukraine. The order for the grate-kiln pellet plan growth includes equipment for major modifications to the traveling grate, rotary kiln and annular cooler, and it will increase the production…
Read MoreSchade stacker headed to Brazil
Aumund of São Paulo and Germany-headquartered Schade Lagertechnik recently teamed up for their newest purchase order: the delivery of a Schade stacker for an iron ore operation in the Minas Gerais state, Brazil. While neither identified the customer, the mine’s plant is to the southeast of Belo Horizonte and will be designed with an output capacity of 1,800 tonnes per…
Read MoreMTS, Ericsson bring 5G-ready network to Severstal mine
Mobile TeleSystems (MTS), Russia’s largest mobile operator, will build a commercial 5G-ready private network for Severstal’s Karelsky Okatysh iron ore operation in northwest Russia. The network will be built on the Ericsson Dedicated Network solution. The network is scheduled to launch in April 2022. As part of the agreement, MTS will build a dedicated LTE/5G-ready network for dispatching voice and…
Read MoreMetso Outotec selected for largest stirred mill installation in China
Metso Outotec will deliver several energy-efficient stirred mills to a greenfield iron ore processing plant in the Liaoning province in northeastern China. The stirred mill installation, which corresponds to 11 MW of power, will be the largest of its kind in the country. Read full article from The Asia Miner.
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