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Rio Tinto and partners invest $733M in Australia’s West Angelas mine to sustain 35M tons/year output by 2027.
Rio Tinto and its Japanese partners are investing $733 million in the West Angelas Sustaining Project to maintain the mine’s 35 million tonnes per year production capacity.
The project, approved by all relevant governments, will develop new iron ore deposits, build 22 kilometers of haul roads, and use autonomous trucks to transport ore. Construction will create about 600 jobs, with 950 full-time positions expected once operational in 2027.
The initiative includes collaboration with Indigenous groups to protect cultural heritage and is part of Rio Tinto’s broader strategy to sustain output in the Pilbara, including a pre-feasibility study for the Rhodes Ridge project, targeting 2030 production.
Rio Tinto y sus socios invierten 733 millones de dólares en la mina australiana de West Angelas para mantener 35 millones de toneladas de producción anual para el año 2027.