Baobab Resources increases iron ore resources at Tete project

Tuesday, 06 March 2012 16:55:55 (GMT+3)   |  
Australia-based iron ore explorer Baobab Resources has announced an additional 159 million mt of iron ore resources in the Tenge area of the Tete iron ore project located in Mozambique.
 
Baobab stated that, as a result of the 2011 drilling program, a resource base of 48 million mt at the beginning of the year increased tenfold to 480 million mt, exceeding the company's original target of 300 million mt.
 
The company commissioned internationally known consulting firm Coffey Mining to complete an exploration target assessment of the underlying resource potential of the Tenge/Ruoni area.
 
Baobab also said that it has started the pre-feasibility study with its strategic partner International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Similar articles

Baobab Resources increases its iron ore reserves in Mozambique

31 Oct | Steel News

SAIL to negotiate with other governments to secure raw material assets

09 Aug | Steel News

Rio Tinto extends Riversdale offer, increases stake

21 Mar | Steel News

Rio Tinto increases stake in Riversdale to 33.04 percent

18 Mar | Steel News

Major steel and raw material futures prices in China - June 9, 2026

09 Jun | Longs and Billet

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - June 8, 2026

08 Jun | Scrap & Raw Materials

Global iron ore exports rise in May 2026 on Chinese buying

08 Jun | Steel News

Cargill explores sale of metals trading business to Macquarie amid strategic restructuring

08 Jun | Steel News

Worldsteel: Global iron ore and scrap trade show China and other Asian countries as key import centers in 2025

08 Jun | Steel News

Cadence Minerals receives funding, progresses Azteca plant restart in Brazil

08 Jun | Steel News

Marketplace Offers

DRI
Dimensions:  9 - 16 mm
SUEZ STEEL CO.
Lumps
Dimensions:  0 mm
ATAY COMPANY
Lumps
Dimensions:  0 mm
Wuchan zhongda international group