Message from Mrs Rinehart on the occasion of the Paralympic Winter Games Beijing 2022
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Gina Rinehart eyes magnetite opportunity for Atlas Iron
WA mining billionaire Gina Rinehart has formally pushed the button on her magnetite iron ore ambitions with Atlas Iron launching a feasibility study on its Ridley project in the Pilbara. Chief executive Sanjiv Manchanda said while the prevailing skills shortage, long lead times for regulatory approvals and lead times for major equipment made the task of feasibility study challenging, Atlas would ensure that its existing discipline, engagement of stakeholders and cost focus continued with Ridley. The move highlights the growing demand and price premiums for higher grade iron ore as the world and particularly China look for greater efficiencies and reduced emissions in the steel-making process.
Gina Rinehart’s Atlas Iron dusts off boom-era magnetite iron ore plans
Gina Rinehart’s Atlas Iron has flagged plans to join the push towards building a magnetite iron ore industry in Australia, dusting off boom-era plans to study the company’s 2 billion tonne Ridley deposit. “While the current environment of skills shortage, long lead times for regulatory approvals and lead times for major equipment make the task of feasibility study challenging, we will ensure that our existing discipline, engagement of stakeholders and cost focus continues with the Ridley project,” he said. Even modest initial output of around 3 million tonnes a year would offer a blending opportunity that could significantly upgrade the value of the output from Atlas existing mines, which have historically produced iron ore grading about 58 per cent.
Atlas Iron gets first ore at Miralga Creek
Hancock Prospecting subsidiary Atlas Iron has announced its Miralga Creek iron ore mine in Western Australia has achieved first ore earlier than expected. “We are pleased to have reached this significant milestone with the first trucks leaving for port,” Atlas Iron chief executive officer Sanjiv Manchanda said. Miralga Creek is expected to produce 8-million tonnes of iron ore over the three-to-four years lifetime of the mine.
FIRST ORE FROM MIRALGA CREEK
Atlas Iron’s Miralga Creek mine has produced its first iron ore, with the project built by a joint venture including Indigenous contractor East West Pilbara. Atlas is part of the Hancock Prospecting business of entrepreneur Gina Rinehart, and operates two other iron ore mines at Mount Weber and Sanjiv Ridge. Atlas chief executive Sanjiv Manchanda said it was a significant milestone. “The EWP contract shows how commercial relationships can provide pathways for joint prosperity as they deliver value for both parties and are linked to a productive enterprise,” he said.
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Notice – false statements regarding Mrs Gina Rinehart
Mrs Rinehart and Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd have been made aware today of fake social media posts and associated news stories alleging that Mrs Rinehart has invested $5,000,000 into a start-up crypto currency platform. It claims it can make you rich in 7 days. Mrs Rinehart has not made the alleged investment or recommendations or quotes set forth in these adverts. This is a scam designed to use Mrs Rinehart’s positive corporate image to lure people in to invest.
Special welcome message to Mrs Gina Rinehart from Beijing Winter Olympic Games
Olympic silver medallist and current world champion snowboard Jarryd Hughes talks to us from the Games and welcomes Mrs Rinehart and the Hancock Group to the Olympic family and thanks for the support to help Australia win GOLD! #olympics #olympics2022
State’s $5b ore inspiring surplus
Unexpectedly resilient iron ore prices have WA on track to double the projected 2021-22 Budget surplus to nearly $5 billion and hand the McGowan Government a second consecutive cash bonanza. That comes after WA banked a record $5.84 billion surplus last financial year – the biggest ever by any State – which also came largely off the back of staggering iron ore prices. Every other State and Territory has pencilled in big deficits for the current financial year, headlined by NSW and Victoria at $19.5 billion each.
