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05
Jul
2016
Rio Tinto chief shelves giant Guinea iron-ore project – newspaperBy:IRON-ORE Rio Tinto has shelved its $20-billion Simandou iron-ore project in Guinea because of a sustained slump in prices, the company's new CE Jean-Sebastien Jacques said in an interview with The Times newspaper.
Rio Tinto declined to comment on the article.
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