Fortescue Metals Group braved sustaining COVID-19 disruptions to notch another record quarter of iron ore shipments.

Fortescue Metals Group braved sustaining COVID-19 disruptions to notch another record quarter of iron ore shipments.
The economic world is in a state of flux amid the Russia-Ukraine war and ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
As the iron ore industry ponders its ‘green steel’ future, miners developing high-grade products will more easily gain the support of steelmakers and investors.
As steelmakers adapt to decarbonise their operations, they will require high-grade iron ore for ‘green steel’ production. Hawsons Iron has this in spades.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has committed to its earn-in of the Mt Bevan iron ore project in Western Australia after completing the necessary due diligence on the project.
Rio Tinto’s Australian iron ore assets are well known, but for years the company has been working on an international project that could redefine the iron ore landscape.
Fortescue Metals Group has sold $US1.5 billion ($2 billion) in senior notes to support its sustainability push and Iron Bridge magnetite project in Western Australia.
The iron ore price has continued its early-2022 run, however, seaborne prices might not be able to maintain their momentum throughout the second quarter.
Hawsons Iron has acquired the full stake in its namesake iron ore project in New South Wales after purchasing the remaining 6.04 per cent interest owned by Starlight Investment Company.
Commodities have been unsettled to say the least in recent times, with extreme geopolitical instability a key disrupter to the market.