Asset Report
Tata Steel Minerals Canada DSO iron ore mine
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Report summary
Tata Steel Minerals Canada (TSMC) DSO is a small surface mine operated by Tata Steel located approximately 1,100 kilometres northeast of Montreal on the border of Newfoundland and Labrador, and Quebec, Canada. The mine is majoritarily owned by Tata Steel, with the Government of Quebec and New Millenium Iron holding minority stakes. In Q1 2019, TSMC DSO completed an upgrade on its beneficiation plant that now allow the operation to produce a high-grade concentrate product in addition to fines one traditionally produced by the operation. Since TSMC DSO does not own any of the four rail links it uses to export, it must pay tariffs to access each of one of them. As a result, the operation has the highest transport cost among all the mines in our Canadian dataset.
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- Marketable reserves (at 01/01/2024)
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