Rival Consortiums Need Deal to Develop World’s Biggest Iron Ore Mine, Rio Tinto CEO Says

2021年03月31日 20:01 来源于财新网

The two groups with mining rights at the Guinea site both have Chinese backers, raising the prospects of cooperation

: Jakob Stausholm, CEO of Rio Tinto Group. Photo: Rio Tinto

The next step in developing the world’s largest untapped iron ore mine depends on whether the two consortiums involved can strike a deal on issues including local infrastructure, Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto told Caixin.

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