Iron ore producer Atlas Iron has highlighted its expanding production profile, confirming its mine and port developments are on track to achieving 10 million tonnes per annum capacity.
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Mining investor sells iron ore stake
Investment firm BlackRock sold down about $60 million worth of iron ore stocks last Thursday, particularly from Fortescue Metals and Atlas Iron.
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Small steps for WA rail plan, says Aurizon
Iron ore producer Atlas Iron has welcomed a new railway in Western Australia’s iron ore Pilbara region, calling it a “fantastic solution”.
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Atlas to develop Mt Webber iron ore mine
Atlas Iron has received board approval to develop the Mount Webber mine with Altura Mining.
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Rudd cops flack from mining boss
Atlas Iron chairman, David Flanagan has spoken out against self fulfilling prophecies blasting prime minister Kevin Rudd’s comments about an end to the mining boom.
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$18bn cut for Pilbara iron ore miners
Pilbara iron ore producers could be in for an $18 billion annual revenue cut.
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Decision on new iron ore mine in Pilbara due next month
Atlas Iron said it will make a final decision on whether to build a new mine in the Pilbara by the end of next month confirming it had received final government approvals.
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Atlas close to securing rail deal with FMG
Atlas Iron is close to securing a deal that could see it gain access to Fortescue Metals Group's rail line in the Pilbara, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst.
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Huge finds boost Atlas Iron
Atlas Iron has announced a spate of new discoveries that have increased its ore reserves by 21 per cent, with one deposit almost doubling in size.
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Pilbara iron ore rail plan delayed
The difficulty of delivering big infrastructure projects in Western Australia has today again been highlighted with the Pilbara multi-user iron ore rail line postponed by up to six months.
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Mount Gibson, Atlas Iron cuts workers
Mount Gibson Iron has announced it will cut its workforce by 270 positions, while Atlas will cut its exploration team.
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Atlas confident despite tough conditions
Atlas Iron has blamed low commodity prices and the high Australian dollar for its full year loss of $114.6 million, but says it's still bullish on the future of iron ore mining.
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Atlas welcomes new berths at Port Hedland
Atlas Iron has welcomed the approval for the development of new berths at South West Creek, Port Hedland.
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Demonising FIFO workers is “un-Australian”
Atlas Iron boss David Flanagan says Australia should stop demonising fly-in fly-out workers and instead thank them for helping build and run our mining projects.
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Should we force the unemployed into mining jobs?
Bob Katter says if he were Queensland Premier he’d start programs to train 40,000 unskilled workers for mining jobs and unemployed people refusing the work would lose their benefits.
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Atlas Iron buys Pilbara tenements for $33 million
Atlas Iron says it will pay $33 million for the final 25 per cent stake of the Daltons tenements near its existing operations.
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