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Juno throttles back Yilgarn iron ore development

JUNO Minerals' proposed Mount Mason mine has become the latest victim of the turbulent iron ore pricing environment and increasingly expensive global freight markets.

Mt Mason's ore is likely to stay in the ground for longer

Mt Mason's ore is likely to stay in the ground for longer

The company, which has been working on the direct shipping ore project in Western Australia's central Yilgarn since its spin-out from Jupiter Mines in May, said today it will defer its financial investment...

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