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Metro MoU

BRISBANE-based bauxite player Metro Mining is a step closer to getting its Bauxite Hills Project off the ground thanks to a memorandum of understanding with a Chinese bauxite buyer.

Noel Dyson
The MoU with Xinfa could help make Bauxite Hills a reality.

The MoU with Xinfa could help make Bauxite Hills a reality.

The MoU is aimed at pre-committing half of Metro’s Bauxite Hills production for the first five years. While the initial agreement is non-binding, Metro Mining CEO Simon Finnis said the company aimed...

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