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Fortescue Iron Ore Exports Take Hit From Derailment, Weather

Fortescue Ltd., the world’s fourth-biggest iron ore miner, said it expects full-year shipments of the steelmaking material to be at the lower end of its guidance after disruptions at its Western Australian mines.

By: financialpost.com
  • Apr 24 2024
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Fortescue Iron Ore Exports Take Hit From Derailment, Weather
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(Bloomberg) — Fortescue Ltd., the world’s fourth-biggest iron ore miner, said it expects full-year shipments of the steelmaking material to be at the lower end of its guidance after disruptions at its Western Australian mines. Read More

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