Grange Resources Ltd
Grange Resources Limited is an Australia-based company, which owns and operates an integrated iron ore mining and pellet production business located in the northwest region of Tasmania.
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Grange Resources Limited is an Australia-based company, which owns and operates an integrated iron ore mining and pellet production business located in the northwest region of Tasmania. The Company’s principal activities consist of the mining, processing and sale of iron ore from its operations in Tasmania, and the ongoing exploration and evaluation of mineral resources. Its projects include Savage River, Port Latta, and Southdown. The Savage River magnetite iron ore mine, is over 100 kilometers (km) southwest of the city of Burnie. The Port Latta project is located over 70 km northwest of Burnie, and its 100%-owned pellet plant and port facility at Port Latta produces over 2.5 million tons (Mt) of iron ore products annually. The Southdown Magnetite Project is located over 90 km east-northeast of Albany, and 10 km south-west of Wellstead in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. It contains over 1.2 billion tons of mineral resources, including 412 Mt of ore reserves.
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Iron ore’s long goodbye is extended – again
Iron ore’s long goodbye kicks on and might last for the rest of the year thanks to Russia’s war on the Ukraine and another setback for a project in Africa dubbed the Pilbara Killer. Fighting in the Ukraine has effectively removed 100 million tonnes of iron ore from the market with commercial shipping in the […]
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The pundits were right, for once: the laws of market gravity were always going to catch up with the price of iron ore, which in a matter of weeks has tumbled more than 50% from its nosebleed territory of US$220 a tonne. Still, no-one quite predicted the extent of the rout which stems from the […]
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