Indian seaborne iron ore requires US$60/tonne price to breakeven
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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            Cost Analysis
        
        - Indian iron ore non-captive cost breakdown (FOB vessel)
 
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            Cost Sensitivities
        
        
- Export duty
- Transport
- Royalty
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        Impact of lowering key sensitivities
            - Impact of lowering the export tax, royalty rate and transport cost
 
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        VIU Adjusted cost curve
            - Non-captive cost curve - India cash cost (VIU adjusted to 62% Fe fines basis)
- Conclusion
 
 
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Indian seaborne iron ore requires US$60/tonne price to breakeven: Image 1
- Indian iron ore non-captive cost breakdown (FOB vessel) - no export tax
- Indian seaborne iron ore requires US$60/tonne price to breakeven: Image 3
- Indian seaborne iron ore requires US$60/tonne price to breakeven: Image 4
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