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Spotlight GUINEA Issue dated 26/08/2020

Simandou: mines minister Magassouba takes charge of talks with SMB, Rio Tinto and Chinalco

The Minister of Mines of Guinea Abdoulaye Magassouba. ©Tim Cocks/Reuters

Abdoulaye Magassouba has set up a committee to monitor development on the four Simandou iron ore blocks and made himself its chairman. In this way, he intends to have full control of all decisions relating to this mining project, crucial to Guinea's economic future. [...] (661 words)

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GUINEA 15/09/2020

Chinese aluminium giant Hangzhou Jinjiang slips softly-softly into Guinea's bauxite sector

Chinese aluminium and electricity producer Hangzhou Jinjiang has applied for bauxite prospecting rights in Guinea. To prepare its arrival, it has made use of Chinese trade promotion events and its contacts with China's Chalco and TBEA groups, which are already active in the Guinean bauxite sector. [...]

TURKEY GUINEA 24/08/2020

Turkey's plan to compete with China centres on mining sector

At a recent investment forum, Ankara highlighted opportunities in Guinea's mining sector. It's part of Turkey's aim to challenge China's position as Conakry's number one partner. [...]

GUINEA 15/07/2020

Steinmetz cites BlackRock stake to justify New York demand for Rio Tinto's Simandou documents

Investment giant BlackRock's shares in Rio Tinto is reason enough, claims Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz, to file a discovery request in New York as part of efforts to ward off the Australian mining firm's compensation claim over the vast iron ore mine in Guinea. [...]

GUINEA 03/07/2020

Total to supply fuel for operations at Simandou blocks formerly owned by Beny Steinmetz

The French major Total has reportedly reached a deal with Société Minière de Boké on storing and supplying the fuel needed for operations at blocks 1 and 2 of the Simandou iron ore project. [...]

GUINEA 24/06/2020

MPs to ratify convention for blocks 1 and 2 on Simandou iron ore project

Guinean members of parliament are due in the next few days to ratify the mining convention which will open the way to development of the Simandou iron ore project by Société Minière de Boké. [...]

Beny Steinmetz, CEO of Beny Steinmetz Group Resources

GUINEA 27/05/2020

Beny Steinmetz counter-attacks Vale in Simandou saga, insisting it was aware of licence risks

In his latest legal broadside against Vale about a joint venture on Guinea's Simandou iron ore project, Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz rejects all accusations of wrongdoing. Claiming that the Brazilian mining giant knew the score before teaming up with his company, Steinmetz says it cannot now sue him on this front. [...]

Breaking news GUINEA 19/05/2020

Convention on Beny Steinmetz' former Simandou iron ore blocks prepped for government approval

Published on 19/05/20 at 1 pm. The mining convention covering blocks 1 and 2 on the Simandou iron ore mining project, which were put up for sale following settlement of a dispute between former owner Beny Steinmetz Group Resources and the government, has been finalised. [...]

Spotlight GUINEA 30/04/2020

Vale goes after property magnates Ziel Feldman and Rene Benko to secure compensation from BSGR over Simandou iron ore

The Brazilian firm Vale has filed a legal action seeking to establish if part of the funds that it paid to Beny Steinmetz's company within the framework of their Simandou iron ore partnership in Guinea was used for property investments in the United States. [...]

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