DRYBLOWER

Dryblower watches magnetite boom on ASX, but wonders how long it will last

NO ONE likes to start a new year with a speeding ticket, but <i>Dryblower</i> suspects there were whoops of delight in the magnetite iron ore sector last week when Grange Resources copped a “please explain” from stock exchange officials and Gindalbie Metals came close to a similar inquiry.

Dryblower

The two companies are the public face of what has been a deeply troubled Australian adventure in processing low-grade iron ore, with neither having much to celebrate – until investors lit a fire under...

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