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Mozambique in CVRD sights

BRAZILS Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) is looking to develop a massive new coal mining project...

Staff Reporter

CVRD’s plans for the project are on a much larger scale to past operations and would provide a huge boost to the Mozambique economy, Mineweb.com reported.

 

The iron ore mining giant has declined to comment on the plan until a final feasibility study is complete but it is rumoured the project may well become the southern hemisphere’s largest black coal mine.

 

The company has reportedly commissioned a design for a 21 million tonne per year coal processing plant and is also planning to upgrade a rail link to the coast and construct new port facilities. Estimates put the cost of the project at $US2 billion, Mineweb.com reported.

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