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Fortescue lands GenusPlus significant infrastructure contract

New contract to bolster Fortescue’s emission reduction plan

Yiying Li
Fortescue lands GenusPlus significant infrastructure contract

Andrew Forrest-owned Fortescue has awarded GenusPlus Group a $28 million contract for underground infrastructure at the Eliwana and Flying Fish mine sites in the Pilbara region.   Under the deal, Genus...

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