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Marriage made in iron ore heaven

WITH a binding agreement now inked between mining major Rio Tinto and China’s state-owned Chinalco to develop the world-class Simandou iron ore deposit in Guinea, reports are emerging that the giant Oyu Tolgoi property in Mongolia could be the next joint development target.

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Marriage made in iron ore heaven

The latter is held under a joint venture between Rio Tinto and Canada’s Ivanhoe Mines, and only last month Rio Tinto increased its stake in Ivanhoe to just under 30% after spending $US393 million ($A436...

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