Anshan-benxi region iron ore mine
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Located in Liaoning province of Northeast China, Anshan-benxi is the largest iron ore reserve in China. It has a long mining history of over 100 years. More than 80% of operating mines are owned by SOE steel mills Angang Steel and Benxi Iron and Steel. The mines are surface assets with the largest average size in China (10 Mtpa) which leads to low mining costs.
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Summary and key issues
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- Key issues
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- Participation
- Geology
- Reserves and resources
- Production
- Operations
- Infrastructure
- Costs
- Sales contracts
- Economic assumptions
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- Marketable Reserves (01/12/2017)
- Production
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- Cash cost
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- Product quality
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