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North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q3 2014
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Report summary
We present our Q3 2014 North China delivered iron ore cost comparison. Chinese assets feature at both ends of the unadjusted total cost and freight (CFR) cost curve at US$26.91/tonne and US$185.90/tonne respectively. Australian and Brazilian producers continue to dominate the lower half of the cost curves. For the first time in 2014 both countries share an identical straight shipped tonnes cost of US$46. With the addition of thirteen new assets the Q3 2014 cost curve consists of 305 data points.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
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North China delivered costs-as shipped
- Delivered iron ore cash costs, CFR North China Q3 2014 US$/wmt
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Adjusted to 62% Fe- dry tonne basis, seaborne dataset
- Delivered iron ore cash costs, CFR North China Q3 2014 US$/dmt 62% Fe equivalent
- Table 1: Average total cash costs – FOB and CFR North China
- China 2014 Q3 US$/dmt 62% Fe equivalent total cash cost curve - by company type
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- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q3 2014: Image 1
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- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q3 2014: Table 1
- North China delivered iron ore cost comparison Q3 2014: Image 3
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