Tinto Simfer News Today

THE first sleeper has been laid during a groundbreaking ceremony for the Trans-Guinean Railway that will open up the Simandou iron ore mine.

In December, Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto announced that it was set to spend $6.2 billion on mining the rich, high-grade iron ore deposits of eastern Guinea’s Simandou Mountains, with production beginning in 2025. The eye-watering figure spoke to the project’s importance: after 25 years of stop-and-start progress, if it reaches Rio Tinto’s shipping target […]

The Simandou mountain in the Guinea contains the world’s largest untapped Iron Orefield with the purest deposits of steel-making raw material.

Metso will supply key crushing equipment to Winning Consortium Simandou for its concentrator plant at the Simandou iron ore mine’s blocks 1 and 2 in the Republic of Guinea.

Rio Tinto and its Simfer joint venture partners have determined key agreements with the Republic of Guinea and Winning Consortium Simandou on the trans-Guinean infrastructure for the Simandou project.

Rio Tinto reported on Friday that it had reached an important milestone in its Simandou iron ore project, with the Guinean government giving the green light to build more than 600km of railway to help exports.

Arrow Minerals Ltd (ASX:AMD) has inked a definitive binding agreement with Amalgamated Minerals Pte. Ltd to purchase a controlling share of 60.5% in the...

Investegate announcements from Rio Tinto, Third quarter production results

Rio Tinto production improved versus prior quarter across most sites

Arrow Minerals’ West African iron ore play gains traction