Northland receives environmental permit for Swedish iron ore project

Friday, 20 August 2010 17:35:39 (GMT+3)   |  

Sweden-based mining company Northland Resources SA has announced that the Finnish-Swedish Border River Commission on August 20 approved the environmental permit for the Tapuli iron ore mine and the Kaunisvaara mill.

"The permit allows for the mining of more than 100 million mt of magnetite iron ore from the Tapuli mine and for the processing of that ore into a high quality concentrate in the Kaunisvaara mill. This is a critical cornerstone in the development of the Kaunisvaara iron concentrate project," stated Karl-Axel Waplan, CEO of Northland Resources SA, according to a company statement.

The permit for the Kaunisvaara mill gives Northland approval to process 20 million mt of ore and to produce 5 million mt of concentrate per year. This means that there is sufficient capacity to process ore from the Tapuli mine as well as from other deposits that are in the advanced planning and development stage in the Kaunisvaara area. The comprehensive permit approves other requests related to storage of waste and management of process water.

Marketplace Offers

DRI

Dimensions 9 - 16 mm
 
Tedarikçi SUEZ STEEL CO.
View Offer

Lumps

Dimensions 0 mm
 
Tedarikçi ATAY COMPANY
View Offer

Lumps

Dimensions 0 mm
 
Tedarikçi Wuchan zhongda international group
View Offer

Similar articles

ABB to supply mine hoist for Swedish iron ore producer LKAB

Gemcom and Sandwik to cooperate for better mining automation

Europe’s largest iron ore project inaugurated in Sweden

LKAB awarded environmental permit for Gruvberget mine

Swedish miner Dannemora Mineral to supply iron ore to Thyssenkrupp

Independent study reveals potential of Kallak iron ore deposit in Sweden

Beowulf Mining updates iron ore forecast for Ruoutevare deposit in Sweden

LKAB to exploit three new iron ore mines in Sweden

Brazil's CSN posts Q3 2026 net loss amid continued high leverage

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - November 13, 2026