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Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. © Zdenar Adamsen / Adobe Stock In the first two months of 2021, Brazilian iron ore exports have risen by 9.1% to 53 million tonnes, driven by China. So far this year, 35.2 million tonnes of iron ore has been exported to China, representing a 15.2% increase from the same period last year and standing in contrast to slightly declining exports to all other countries: down 1.2% to 17.8 million tonnes, continuing the trend from 2020. Despite the strong growth rates i...

Sign Up The court allowed Steinmetz lawyers to access documents used by Vale to decide the VGB joint venture, the result of a partnership between the Brazilian mining company and Steinmetz’s Israeli company, BSGR. BSGR acquired the Simandou mine for $165 million and sold half of it eighteen months later to Vale, for $2.5 billion. In January, the billionaire businessman was found guilty of bribing a public official to secure the giant Simandou iron-ore mine in Guinea. He was sentenced to fi...

IOM Flash Appeal: Ebola - Guinea, February - July 2021 (Published on 4 March 2021) Format SITUATION OVERVIEW On 14 February 2021, the Ministry of Health (MoH) of Guinea declared a cluster of Ebola virus disease (EVD) cases in the subprefecture of Gouecke, NZerekore region, Guinea. Gouecke, the epicentre of the outbreak, is one of IO sub-prefectures that make up the NZerekore prefecture. Gouecke is located 42 km (26 miles) from central NZerekore with a total population of about 23,458 inhabitant...

Guineas state-owned Soguipami mining firm has told the purchaser of Blocks 1 and 2 at Simandou iron ore project to halt the exploitation of granite used to build the sites infrastructure. It claims

English News and Press Release on Guinea about Health and Epidemic; published on 04 Mar 2021 by Tdh Child Relief

High Power Exploration (HPX)  said on Monday it had raised $200 million for its proposed Nimba iron ore mine in southeastern Guinea, home to some of the world’s highest-grade deposits, including the giant Simandou. The funds received will enable the Canadian company to fast-track development of the project, which is expected to produce an initial 15 million tonnes of iron ore a year, with exports starting by 2025-2026. The proposed open-pit is located in the Guinean Nimba Mountains, classifi...

Friedland-backed HPX to fast-track Guinea iron ore project Mount Nimba lies at the intersection of Liberia, Guinea and Côte d’Ivoire. ( Billionaire Robert Friedland-backed High Power Exploration (HPX) said on Monday it had raised $200 million for its proposed Nimba iron ore mine in southeastern Guinea, home to some of the world’s highest-grade deposits, including Simandou. The funds will enable the Canadian company to fast-track the development of the project, which is expected to produce...

BlackRock World Mining Trust Plc - Final Results PR Newswire Annual Results Announcement (Article 4 Transparency Directive, DTR 4.1) for the year ended 31 December 2020 Performance record 536.34 522.00 2,3 3 3 ======== 1 The change in net assets reflects market movements, dividends paid and the buyback of ordinary shares into treasury during the year. 2 This is the difference between the share price and NAV per share with debt at par. Further details of the calculation of the discount...

‘Mick the Miner’ faces biggest test yet with iron ore venture Sir Mick Davis hopes to tap into Guinea’s vast reserves - but the deposits have a long and complicated legal history 25 February 2021 • 11:59am Sir Mick Davis has already left his mark on the mining world in his decades-long career at the top. ‘Mick the Miner’ helped bring Billiton to the London market and merge it with BHP, before transforming Xstrata into a £40bn giant. He left to go it alone after a bruising takeover ...

‘China is motoring ahead’: Australian mining giants ride Beijing’s cash splash We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size This time last year, when coronavirus cases started sweeping the world, Rio Tinto’s Jakob Stausholm was doing the same thing as most other chief financial officers of big global businesses: steeling himself for a period of economic disruption. China, which consumes half of...