Iron Ore
Simandou South Project
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Simandou South Project
Commodity
Iron Ore
Location
Est. Reserve
Stage
Operating
Status:
On Track
Investment
US$ 11.6 B
Est. Production
Overview
The Simandou mountain range in southeastern Guinea contains approximately 1.5 billion tonnes of high-grade iron ore held by Rio Tinto SimFer, a joint venture with the Government of Guinea and Chalco Iron Ore Holdings.
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