— The Australian producer inked a deal with the Gabonese government in February to start mining the deposit this year, with initial annual production estimated at up to 2 million tonnes. Ore...

The Belinga Iron Ore Project is a new, potentially globally significant, iron ore opportunity for Ivindo Iron and the people ofGabon. Situated in the Belinga range in the northeast of Gabon, the project sits within the province of Ogooué-Ivindo which is …

 — For example, Australian company Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) signed a mining convention with the Gabonese Republic for its Belinga iron-ore deposit project, believed to be among the largest iron ore deposits in the world, in February 2023. The agreement predicts a $200 million investment for 2023-2024.

 — Gabon Fortescue makes play for Belinga's iron. Billionaire Andrew Forrest's Australian mining group has been racking up deals in Africa, and last week signed with Gabon to carry out studies on the Mount Belinga iron ore deposit and potentially relaunch a 20-year-old project.

 — In addition to leadership in manganese, the country has over 1 Bt of untapped iron ore reserves, coupled with a well-established extractive industry and a strong commitment to leverage minerals for economic diversification. The mining sector accounted for 6% of Gabon's GDP and 6% of exports in 2020; however, it is becoming increasingly ...

 — The Belinga Project represents one of the largest untapped iron ore deposits in Africa, with total estimated reserves of more than two billion tons of high grade iron of up to 67%, according to...

 — Fortescue holds on to Gabon dream as Rio Tinto plays Pilbara long game. Fortescue has shipped its first batch of African iron ore, just as rival miner Rio Tinto said it would spend $500...

 — Australia-based mining company Genmin has been awarded a 20-year mining permit for the lucrative Baniaka iron ore deposit located in southeastern Gabon. The granted permit opens the door for Genmin to tap into …

Our owned flagship Baniaka iron ore project located in south-east Gabon, has been awarded a large-scale, 20-year mining permit to support a starter 5Mtpa operation, which is expected to be Gabon's first large-scale iron ore mine.

 — The PFS examined the development of a scalable 5 Mtpa open-pit mining operation over an initial 10-year mine life to produce high value-in-use Lump and Fines iron ore products from Baniaka. The DID and SO ore will be beneficiated through a simple, low-risk wet ore treatment flowsheet.