Iron ore major Fortescue consuming Red Hawk Mining in $254m deal All cash takeover shows the Pilbara is increasingly becoming the land of the giants Red Hawk MD Steven Michael says weakening iron ore ...

Brazilian miner Vale posted on Tuesday its highest annual iron ore production since 2018, even after a decline in output in the fourth quarter when the company prioritized higher-margin products.

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Iron ore production up 2% to nearly 328 million metric tons in 2024 In Q4, iron ore production down 4.6% and sales down 10% Vale prioritized production of higher-margin iron ore products in Q4 SAO ...

(Bloomberg) -- A weaker China economy and battered iron ore prices have helped drive down Vale SA’s stock, making investors wary of uncertainties plaguing one of the world’s top suppliers of ...

Vale Shares Shed $17 Billion as Iron Ore Slump Foils Turnaround Brazilian miner’s stock fell despite the end of key overhangs Iron ore slid more than 25% last year amid China’s slowdown ...

“When cultural zones located north of Vindhyas experienced the Copper Age, the region south of Vindhyas might have entered into the Iron Age due to the limited availability of commercially exploitable ...

asserting that more metallurgical analysis of the iron objects and future excavations in iron ore-bearing zones could further strengthen these findings. Scholars believe these dates suggest a ...

Rio Tinto has warned that first-quarter iron ore shipments from WA’s Pilbara region will be lower than expected after a cyclone dropped a month’s rain in 24 hours and flooded its port ...

the region south of Vindhyas might have entered into the Iron Age due to the limited availability of commercially exploitable copper ore, the report said. “Thus, the Copper Age of north India ...

Majors seem to be itching to dilute their iron ore divisions on concerns that waning demand in China and the onrush of supply from here, Brazil and Africa could strangle the golden goose before it ...