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SimFer S.A. is a joint venture between the Government of Guinea and SimFer Jersey Limited (owned by Rio Tinto and Chinalco-led CIOH) developing Simandou Blocks 3 and 4 — part of one of the world's highest-grade iron ore deposits in southeastern Guinea. The project includes mining operations, a 78 km rail spur, and port infrastructure, forming Africa's largest mine and infrastructure project when complete. Guided by the values of care, courage, and curiosity under its "Wontanara" culture, SimFer employs over 25,000 people, with more than 82% being Guinean nationals, and has committed over $599 million to local businesses.
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