The embattled property-to-steel conglomerate Citic Pacific is still working to resolve technical challenges as it seeks to get its iron ore mining project in the Pilbara region in Western...
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- May 19, 2013
- Updated: 8:47am
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China will refuse to grant new licences to iron ore importers unless they participate in a domestic trading platform, in a fresh move by the world’s biggest iron ore consumer to wrestle pricing...
Analysts expect the latest correction in iron ore prices to continue after prices had almost doubled from September last year, which the mainland's top industry policymaker said was partly driven...
It's happened again. Citic Pacific, the state-backed conglomerate building Australia's largest magnetite iron ore project, and its contractor Metallurgical Corporation of China (MCC), disappointed...
A tropical storm intensifying off Australia’s northwest coast brought nearly half the world’s iron ore trade to a halt on Wednesday, idling huge ports used by miners Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
IRC, which develops iron ore projects in Far East Russia, saw its share price fall 17.6 per cent after it clinched deals to raise HK$1.84 billion by selling shares at a sharp discount to two...
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