Rio Tinto released its quarterly operational report for the first quarter ending March 31, 2024 which included Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) production and sales information. Specifically, Rio Tinto announced that in the first quarter of 2024, IOC had total saleable iron ore production of 4.45 million tonnes, comprised of 2.53 million tonnes of pellets and 1.92 million tonnes of concentrate for sale (CFS). Rio Tinto also announced that IOC had total iron ore sales in the first quarter of 2024 of 4.52 million tonnes, comprised of 2.54 million tonnes of pellets and 1.98 million tonnes of CFS. Comparisons to prior quarters and Rio Tinto's commentary on the changes can be found in Rio Tinto's quarterly operational report which is posted on its website. Please note that the IOC sales tonnages are calculated slightly differently for Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation's (LIORC) royalty. Rio Tinto also announced that IOC's 2023 production guidance (pellets and CFS) of 16.7 to 19.6 million tonnes remains unchanged.
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Cyclone Metals Limited (ASX: CLE) – Reinstatement to Quotation
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The suspension of trading in the securities of Cyclone Metals Limited (‘CLE’) will be lifted immediately, following the release by CLE of an announcement in relation to results of the pilot plant test work.
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Overview
Cyclone Metals (ASX:CLE) is a listed exploration and development mining company focused on developing a world-class iron ore project in Canada referred to as project Block 103 or project Iron Bear. The company completed its acquisition of Labrador Iron, which owns 100 percent of the Block 103 magnetite iron ore project in Canada.
Iron Bear is located in the Labrador Trough in Canada, 30 kilometers from the town of Schefferville, and is within 20 kilometers of an open-access heavy haul railway directly connected to the Sept Isles iron ore export port. The Labrador Trough is a well-established and stable iron ore exporting district which harbors numerous iron producers including IOC (Rio Tinto), Champion Iron and Tata Steel, all of which benefit from the same rail and port infrastructure.
Iron Bear is a well-advanced project with over US$35 million of expenditures to date, including mineral resource drilling, metallurgical test work, geological modelling, engineering studies and risk assessments.
A maiden NI 43-101 mineral resource was defined by Watts, Griffis and McOuat in 2013, and updated in April 2024. A preliminary economic assessment( PEA) study was completed by BBA Inc. These independent studies highlight the exciting value embedded in Iron Bear, and the potential to produce large volumes of direct reduction pellets for a low cash cost, leveraging the low stripping ratio (0.4:1), and access to competitive hydro power. The company's upgraded JORC-compliant mineral resource statement and related mineralogical test work results show indicated and inferred mineral resource of 16.6 billion tons containing 29.3 percent total iron and 18.2 percent magnetic iron.
Iron Bear - regional access and infrastructure
As the company ramps up the development of the Iron Bear Project, Cyclone Metals has entered into a binding term sheet with BVI-registered company Moosh Moosh Limited for the sale of its non-core gold assets which include the Nickol River Gold Project tenements in Western Australia, the Longwood Range Gold Copper PGE Project, Mareburn Gold Project, Macraes South Gold Project, Drybread – Waikerikeri Gold Project, and Muirs Gold Project located on the North and South Islands of New Zealand.
Company Highlights
- Cyclone metals owns 100 percent of the world-class Iron Bear iron ore project in Canada and has approximately AU$8 million of liquid investments in ASX listed resource companies.
- The world class Iron Bear iron ore project has an indicated and inferred mineral resource of 16.6 billion tons containing 29.3 percent total iron and 18.2 percent magnetic iron (JORC and NI 43-101- compliant).
- Pilot plant metallurgical test work confirms reasonable prospects for future economic extraction.
- The Iron Bear mineral asset is located in the Labrador Trough, less than 15 kilometers from an open access heavy haul railway directly connected to the Sept Isles iron ore export port.
- Metallurgical test work completed on representative bulk sediment samples delivered a magnetite blast furnace concentrate produced grading 68.7 percent iron with very low deleterious elements and silica below 3.5 percent. The magnetite recovery ration was over 97 percent achieved with industrial processing equipment.
- A preliminary economic assessment suggests that the cash costs for producing blast furnace pellets could be very low, estimated at US$46.5 /t FOB Sept Isles due to a low stripping ratio (1/4) and access to hydropower.
- Iron ore is the world’s second largest commodity by value and underpins the growth of developing nations including China and India. The benchmark 62 percent Fe price has been on average US$95/t CFR China over the last decade. As of 04/12/23 the price of the 62 percent Fe benchmark was US$130/t and the price for BF pellets was US$182/t.
- The Iron Bear iron ore products will be tailored to minimise the carbon footprint of steel producers – further enhancing the value of the project for investors. Test work is ongoing to define an ultra-low carbon direct reduction pellet and concentrate.
- The management team of Iron Bear has communicated a very structured plan to develop the project and deliver value for stakeholders (investors and local communities). The achievement of each milestone is monitored and has clear accountabilities
Key Project
Iron Bear Project
The Iron Bear project consists of 10 licenses totalling 7,275 hectares on 291 graticular mineral claims under the applicable Labrador and Newfoundland mining regulation. The property is located near the provincial border of Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec, approximately 30 kilometers northwest of the town of Schefferville, Quebec, and 1,200 kilometers by air northeast of Montréal.
Mineralisation at Iron Bear is typical of the Labrador Trough, being a magnetite/hematite taconite. The Labrador Trough is a 1,600-kilometer long and a 160-kilometer Canadian Proterozoic volcanic and sedimentary basin that extends from Ungava Bay south-southeast through Quebec and Labrador. The Labrador Trough has supported iron ore mining operations since 1954.
Project Highlights:
- World-class 100-percent-owned asset with an upgraded JORC mineral resource of 16.6 billion tons containing 29.3 percent total iron and 18.2 percent magnetic iron, of which 2.15 billion tons containing 28.68 percent total iron and 19 percent magnetic iron are in the indicated category.
- Mining friendly jurisdiction, less than 15 kilometers from an open-access heavy haul railway directly connected to the Sept Isles iron ore export port.
- A class leading blast furnace magnetite concentrate was produced grading 68.7 percent iron with very low deleterious elements and silica below 3.5 percent, and very high recovery >97 percent for magnetite iron.
- A preliminary economic assessment (completed in 2013 by Watts, Griffis and McOuat and BBA) highlights attractive financials: NPV = C$7.4 billion @ 8 percent WACC for 16.6 Mta production of acid pellets based on 62 percent Fe benchmark of US$110/t
- Low pellet cash costs US$46.5/t FOB Sept Isles due to favourable ore properties and access to hydropower.
- Iron Bear mineral resource can support large-scale production of quality pellets or concentrates - from 20 to 100 Mta.
- DRI pellets are critical for steel mills looking to reduce their carbon footprint, are in very short supply and carry large premiums.
Recent site work at Iron Bear
Pilot plant metallurgical test work confirms that reasonable prospects exist for eventual economic extraction at Iron Bear:
- Production of a direct reduction grade concentrate grading 70.6 percent iron and 1.2 percent silicon dioxide with an overall magnetic iron yield of 88.9 percent
- Production of a blast furnace grade concentrate grading 68.9 percent and 3.4 percent silica with a magnetic iron yield of 95.5 percent
- Very low deleterious elements (phosphorus, manganese oxide, etc.)
- Favourable grindability indices of BWi = 16.7 kWh/t and SMC = 11.7 kWh/t
Worker inspecting core from Iron Bear project site
Tony Sage, executive chairman, stated, "Iron Bear is an exceptional project and takes us back to our iron ore roots. We look forward to unlocking the full value of this world-class asset for our shareholders, whilst developing the project responsibly in a manner which maximizes the benefits for the local stakeholders.”
Paul Berend, CEO, stated “Given the massive scale of the Iron Bear deposit, the access to rail and port infrastructure, this is starting to look like the future. We are working hard to define a premium ultra-low silica direct reduction magnetite product which will be very attractive to European steel makers looking to reduce their carbon footprint.”
Cyclone Metals is underpinned by a highly credentialed management team with a successful track record in creating value for shareholders by developing similar iron ore ventures. The team’s expertise includes geology, mining, metallurgy, environmental management, capital deployment, project management, finance, corporate governance and administration.
Management Team
Antony (Tony) Sage - Executive Chairman
Tony Sage has more than 35 years of experience in corporate advisory services, funds management and capital raising predominantly within the resource sector. Sage is based in Western Australia and has been involved in the management and financing of listed mining and exploration companies for the last 22 years. Sage has operated in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Romania, Russia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, Congo, South Africa, Indonesia, China and Australia. Sage is currently the executive chairman of ASX-listed CuFe (ASX:CUF) and European Lithium (ASX: EUR). Sage is also the sole owner of A-League football club Perth Glory that plays in the National competition in Australia.
Paul Berend – CEO and Executive Director
Paul Berend brings over 20 years of experience in the iron ore and steel industry acquired in blue chip as well as junior mining companies worldwide. His previous corporate roles include GM Business Development for Rio Tinto Iron Ore and GM Corporate Strategy for ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steel producer. He has also worked for Hatch (director of advisory services for Australasia), McKinsey & Company and Partners In Performance. Berend has a successful track record in identifying and developing early-stage mining projects and is the founder and historic CEO of Trans-Tasman Resources (a titano-magnetite project in New Zealand ASX:MKR). He has worked extensively with private equity and specialised funds to identify and develop early-stage mining projects and turn around undervalued producing mineral assets. Paul has an MBA from HEC (Paris, France), an MSc and DEA (~PhD) in chemical process design and chemistry from ENSIC (Nancy, France), a bachelor’s in applied mathematics and algebra from Harvard University and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Timothy Paul Turner - Non-executive Director
Timothy Turner is the senior partner of accounting and advisory Firm, HTG Partners. Turner heads the audit and assurance division and is responsible for the issue of audit opinions for self-managed superannuation funds through to full reporting entities. He also has more than 30 years of experience in business development, structuring and general business consultancy. Timothy has a Bachelor of Business (Accounting), is a registered company, SMSF and organization auditor, is a fellow of CPA Australia and a fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia. With over 15 years of experience on listed company boards and 30 years of experience in the Australian accounting, taxation and business fields, Turner brings a wealth of experience and knowledge in corporate compliance, governance and maneuvering.
Melissa Chapman - Chief Financial Officer and Joint Company Secretary
Melissa Chapman is the co-founder and executive director of Bellatrix Corporate Pty Ltd with over 20 years of experience in the accounting and company secretarial professions. She has significant experience including in Perth and London serving ASX/LSE listed and private companies.
Catherine Grant-Edwards - Joint Company Secretary
Catherine Grant-Edwards has over 20 years of experience in the accounting and company secretarial professions with ASX/LSE-listed and private companies. She has practiced at Ernst & Young and is a co-founder and executive director of Bellatrix Corporate.
Paul Vermeulen - General Manager Technology and Steel Markets
Paul Vermeulen is a metallurgical engineer with over 25 years of experience in iron ore mining, processing and steel production. Vermeulen established Vulcan Technologies in 2007, which provides technical consulting services to iron ore majors, iron ore juniors, engineering firms and steel makers in the field of mineral beneficiation, metallurgical test work, steel plant design, decarbonisation of steel making operations, mineral resource definition and project management. His previous operational roles include blast furnace manager at Iscor South Africa (now Arcelor-Mittal), where he managed one of the largest blast furnaces in the southern hemisphere. Subsequently, Vermeulen worked for five years at Rio Tinto Iron Ore as principal technical marketing, where he played a key role in developing high value iron ore products for steel mills, including the benchmark Rio Tinto ‘Pilbara Blend’. He holds a bachelor’s degree in metallurgical engineering with post-graduate refractory materials specialisation from the University of Pretoria.
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Cyclone Metals Limited (ASX: CLE) (Cyclone or the Company) is focused on developing Iron Bear, its 100% owned Iron Ore Project, located in the Labrador Trough region of Canada. The Company also has investments in several exploration and mining projects, providing exposure to lithium, iron ore, copper, and gold (refer to Annexure 2) which include shares in listed ASX entities valued at $5.4m as of 29th April 2024.
Flagship Iron Bear Project Highlights
1. Asset located in Canada, less than 25km from an open access heavy haul railway and with access to cheap hydropower
2. World class 100% owned iron ore mineral resource of 16.6 billion tonnes @ 29.3% Fe (Inferred and Indicated JORC 2012 compliant)
3. Production of high quality DR1 grade concentrate grading 71.3% Fe and 1.1% SiO2 due to exceptional low impurity ore body
4. Rapid project development plan with bulk samples of DR and BF concentrates available for steel mill clients from Q2 2024
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Pilot Plant Delivers Iron Ore Concentrate Grading 71.3% Fe and 1.1% SiO2 with High Yields
Cyclone Metals Limited (ASX: CLE) (Cyclone or the Company) is pleased to announce the results of Phase 1 of the pilot plant test work for its flagship magnetite Iron Bear project.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 500 kg of source sediment grading 29.1% total Fe processed in a small-scale pilot plant
- Production of a Direct Reduction concentrate grading 71.3% Fe (from 70.6% Fe1) and 1.1% SiO2 (from 1.2% SiO2) with a total magnetic Fe yield of 85.1%2 (from 80%1)
- Direct Reduction concentrate is critical to enable large scale green steel production based on Direction Reduction technologies
- Production of a Blast Furnace concentrate grading 69.8% Fe (from 68.7%3) and 3.4% SiO2 with a total magnetic Fe yield of 97.6% (from 97.0%3)
- Production of an additional recovery RF (Reverse Flotation) concentrate grading 68.3% Fe and 4% SiO2 to increase overall recovery2
- Extremely low deleterious elements in all concentrate products, including Al2O3, MnO, P2O5, CaO, etc…
- 68 kg of Direct Reduction concentrate ready to be provided to potential clients for tests work and potential off take agreements
- Phase 2 pilot test work started with 7,000 kg of source sediment to produce larger samples for pelletising test work and further metallurgical test work
Paul Berend, CEO of Cyclone Metals, commented:
"The first phase of the pilot test work confirms the exceptional metallurgical properties of the Iron Bear deposit. We were able to produce one of the highest quality magnetite concentrates in the world with very high yields in an industrial setting. We are now in a position to supply ultra–high quality iron ore product samples to steel mills and trading houses, and then start offtake / JV discussions. These are exciting times.”
Location and Infrastructure
The Iron Bear Project consists of ten licenses totalling 7,275 ha on 291 graticular Mineral Claims under the applicable Labrador and Newfoundland mining regulation, located near the Provincial border of Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec, approximately 30 km northwest of the town of Schefferville and 1,200 km northeast of Montréal.
Figure 1: Iron Bear - Regional Access and Infrastructure
The Iron Bear properties are located within 25 km of an open access heavy haul railway which is directly connected to the Sept Isles and Pointe Noire iron ore export ports. In addition, the Iron Bear has potential access to cheap renewable energy from the Menihek hydro-plant located 75km away. These two factors substantially improve the prospects for eventual economic extraction of the Iron Bear mineral resource.
Notably, large scale iron ore export operations currently operate in the Labrador Trough; including IOC (Rio Tinto), Champion Iron and Tata Steel; all sharing the same rail and port infrastructure.
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Rio Tinto Delivers Resilient Q1 Performance, Commits to Safety After Plane Crash
Major diversified miner Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO,NYSE:RIO,LSE:RIO) weathered both operational challenges and a tragic loss to deliver a resilient performance in the first quarter of 2024.
Despite grappling with the aftermath of a devastating plane crash that claimed six lives, including four Diavik diamond mine employees, the company has emerged with stable operational results.
“We delivered stable operating results in the first quarter, including improvements at our bauxite and aluminum businesses, as we navigated seasonal challenges across our global operations. Our full year guidance is unchanged across all our products,” said company CEO Jakob Staushold in a statement.
“We remained focused on growth in energy-transition materials, with the ramp-up at Oyu Tolgoi underground, the first full quarter of recycled aluminum production from Matalco and further progress at Simandou, our high grade iron ore project in Guinea," he added. Rio Tinto shared its results with investors on Wednesday (April 17).
Production figures reveal a mixed performance in the first quarter of 2024. Pilbara iron ore shipments, on a 100 percent basis, totaled 78 million tonnes, down 5 percent from the same period in 2023. In contrast, bauxite production rose by 11 percent to reach 13.4 million tonnes, driven by continued operational stability at key sites such as Weipa and Gove.
Aluminum output witnessed a 5 percent increase, totaling 826,000 tonnes compared to the first quarter of the previous year. Mined copper production experienced a 7 percent uptick, reaching 156,000 tonnes on a consolidated basis.
In light of the January plane crash, the company is aiming to improve its safety standards and policies.
“We have been deeply affected by the loss of four Diavik colleagues and two airline crew members in a plane crash in January. This tragedy has strengthened our resolve to never be complacent about safety,” said Staushold.
Emphasising its commitment in ensuring safety in its processes, Rio Tinto said it is focusing on a deeper rollout of its Safe Production System at the 24 sites where it has so far been deployed.
Key developments outside production
Notable developments outside of production activities also punctuated the first quarter.
In January, Dampier Salt, a joint venture in which Rio Tinto owns a 68 percent stake, entered into a sales agreement worth AU$375 million for the Lake MacLeod salt and gypsum operation in Carnarvon, Western Australia.
The deal is with privately owned salt company Leichhardt Industrials, and is expected to be complete by the end of the year pending certain commercial and regulatory conditions.
Rio Tinto also noted that it plans to manage the Ranger Rehabilitation Project in Australia’s Northern Territory on behalf of Energy Resources of Australia (ASX:ERA,OTC Pink:EGRAF). This endeavour, facilitated through a new management services agreement, will leverage Rio Tinto’s technical expertise to enhance Energy Resources' ongoing rehabilitation efforts, aligning with the broader industry trend toward environmental stewardship and sustainability.
In the Pilbara region, construction progress on the Western Range mine surpassed the halfway mark, with the aim for first ore delivery by 2025. Additionally, the company is pushing forward with replacement studies for several Pilbara mines: Hope Downs 1, Brockman 4, Greater Nammuldi and West Angelas.
The Rhodes Ridge prefeasibility study remains on track, targeting an initial capacity of up to 40 million tonnes per year. Commissioning is slated for the end of the decade, following a feasibility study. Further afield, the Oyu Tolgoi underground project in Mongolia is performing well, with significant progress in shaft sinking and ventilation infrastructure. Commissioning milestones for critical components are expected in the second half of 2024.
Lastly, Rio Tinto's board approved the company's share of capital expenditure for the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea, pending joint venture partner and regulatory approvals. Rio Tinto's estimated share of capital expenditure stands at approximately US$6.2 billion, and first production is expected in 2025.
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Cyclone Metals Limited (ASX: CLE) – Trading Halt
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The securities of Cyclone Metals Limited (‘CLE’) will be placed in trading halt at the request of CLE, pending it releasing an announcement. Unless ASX decides otherwise, the securities will remain in trading halt until the earlier of the commencement of normal trading on Monday, 22 April 2024 or when the announcement is released to the market.
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Significant Mineral Resource Upgrade for Project Iron Bear
Cyclone Metals Limited (ASX: CLE) (Cyclone or the Company) is pleased to announce the release of an upgraded JORC compliant Mineral Resource Statement, for its 100% owned Iron Bear Iron Ore Project, located in the Labrador Trough region of Canada.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 16.6 billion tonnes containing 29.3% total Fe and 18.2% magnetic Fe, cut-off grade 12.5% magnetic Fe.
- Indicated Mineral Resource of 2.15 billion tonnes containing 28.68% total Fe and 19% magnetic Fe.
- Upgraded mineral resource statement supported by geophysical analysis (including the development of an inversion model1), geophysical statistical analysis and pilot plant metallurgical test work.
- Ore body characteristics suggests that reasonable prospects exist for eventual economic extraction.
- Low stripping ratio, with negligible overburden.
- Location less than 25 km from existing open access railway.
- Access to local low-cost renewable hydropower.
- Pilot plant metallurgical test work confirms that reasonable prospects exist for eventual economic extraction:
- Production of a Direct Reduction grade concentrate grading 70.6% Fe and 1.2% SiO2 with an overall magnetic Fe yield of 88.9%2
- Production of a Blast Furnace grade concentrate grading 68.9% and 3.4% silica with a magnetic Fe yield of 95.5%
- Very low deleterious elements (P, MnO etc)
- Favourable grindability indices of BWi = 16.7 kWh/t and SMC = 11.7 kWh/t
The Iron Bear Project consists of ten licenses totalling 7,275 ha on 291 graticular Mineral Claims under the applicable Labrador and Newfoundland mining regulation, located near the Provincial border of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) and Quebec (QC), approximately 30 km northwest of the town of Schefferville, QC and 1,200 km by air northeast of Montréal, QC.
Figure 1: Iron Bear - Regional Access and Infrastructure
The mineralisation is typical of the Labrador Trough, being a magnetite/hematite taconite. The Labrador Trough is a 1,600 km long and 160 km Canadian Proterozoic volcanic and sedimentary basin that extends from Ungava Bay south-southeast through Quebec and Labrador. The Labrador Trough has supported iron ore mining operations since 1954.
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