Australia-based miner Royal Resources Limited has announced that it has completed the pre-feasibility study on its Razorback iron ore project in Adelaide, South Australia.
Accordingly, Royal Resources anticipates an annual mining rate of 40 million mt of iron ore, with a targeted production of 8.2 million mt per year of iron ore concentrate. The pre-feasibility study also indicated that the capital expenditure for the project is estimated at $2.23 billion.
As SteelOrbis previously reported, drilling at the Razorback iron ore project started in September 2011.
Royal Resources completes pre-feasibility study on Razorback iron ore project
Similar articles
S&P Global: Australia’s mineral exploration spending rises, while tax change raises concerns
03 Jun | Steel News
BHP scraps Pilbara iron ore decarbonization project amid rising costs and weak economics
26 May | Steel News
MinRes announces iron ore production of 10.3 million mt in the third quarter of FY 2026
04 May | Steel News
Fenix’s iron ore shipments decrease in January-March period of 2026 due to cyclone
28 Apr | Steel News
BHP iron ore production reaches 197 million mt in nine months, guidance unchanged
22 Apr | Steel News
Rio Tinto reports higher iron ore production in Q1 2026 despite weather-hit shipments
21 Apr | Steel News