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The three-way deal has a 35-year duration for co-development by Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto and the Singapore-led Winning Consortium.

Ground Breakers: Rio Tinto’s Simandou development is back on the cards after Guinea deal

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Guinea's ruling junta has signed an agreement with Rio Tinto to restart activities at the Simandou iron ore deposit, reported Reuters.

In early March, Guinean authorities ordered the cessation of development operations at the Simandou deposit, which has a 100 million tons per

Guinea's mining minister says the government reached agreement with Rio Tinto <<RIO>> and a Chinese-backed consortium to resume activities at the Simandou iron ore deposit.According...

Guinea's junta has reached an agreement with Rio Tinto and a Chinese-backed consortium to resume activities at Simandou.

A big new African iron ore province could be exporting within three years after Rio and other miners struck a pact with Guinea’s military junta.

Mining is a key driver of economic growth in Guinea. But the military junta's unyielding approach toward a major iron ore project could be doing the country more harm than good.

Nimba Development Co has obtained the mining rights on a Guinean iron ore permit previously held by Sable Mining, which was accused of irregular practices in 2016. Several Guinean mining experts are