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Forecariah forges ahead of Simandou and Nimba as Guinean iron ore hub

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With 175,000 tonnes of iron ore already being produced monthly by India's Ashapura group and a new Chinese company preparing to start prospecting, the Forecariah area is currently Guinea's leading iron ore production zone.

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