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Australian iron ore miner Fortescue considers issuing 3 billion yuan in panda bonds to diversify funding amid export disputes with China’s state-backed buyer. The move addresses supply chain pressures
Fortescue seeks normalized trade relations with China through ongoing negotiations with China Mineral Resources Group. Executives stress that fair market practices are vital for the iron ore and steel
Australian iron ore miner Fortescue forecasts 2027 shipments between 197 million and 207 million metric tonnes following record 2026 exports. Growth relies on production improvements at its Iron Bridg
Iron ore futures climbed past $100 per ton after China’s CMRG threatened to blacklist Fortescue inventories, escalating a supply contract dispute. While analysts note abundant stockpiles limit the imp
China's state buyer CMRG ordered domestic steel mills to halt deliveries of specific Fortescue iron ore products amid ongoing supply negotiations. This move escalates Beijing's campaign to centralize
Fortescue faces a class action lawsuit alleging widespread sexual harassment at its Australian mining sites, following similar cases against Rio Tinto and BHP. The suit cites 45 testimonials regarding
Australian iron ore giant Fortescue was ordered to pay over $108 million to the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal group for operating mining projects without consent and damaging cultural heritage sites. The Fe
Fortescue invested $680 million in green energy infrastructure while maintaining its 2026 iron ore shipment forecast, though unit costs rose due to weather disruptions and oil price sensitivity.
Fortescue Co-CEO Dino Otranto emphasized resilience and decarbonization at the forum, partnering with firms like BYD and Longi. Securing full control of Peru's Cañariaco copper mine and advancing the
Fortescue founder Andrew Forrest emphasized energy sovereignty at the China Development Forum, announcing plans to convert over 1 billion liters of diesel to green energy and achieve zero-emission min
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