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Lower-grade iron ore the key to Fortescue's green metal ambitions

Profits steady as green metal plans get underway

Fortescue's hematite operations. Credit: Fortescue

Fortescue's hematite operations. Credit: Fortescue

Iron ore specialist Fortescue may have taken a step back from its ambitious green hydrogen plans earlier this year, but it's doubling down on its new ‘green metal' strategy, according to CEO Dino Otranto. ...

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