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FMG commits $50M to development of 'Infinity train'

FORTESCUE Metals Group has completed the £164 million acquisition of Williams Advanced Engineering and launched a new project.

Andrew Forrest at FFI's Hazelmere headquarters

Andrew Forrest at FFI's Hazelmere headquarters

FMG subsidiary Fortescue Future Industries and WAE have started the development of a regenerating battery electric iron ore train project, called the Infinity train, to support the delivery of the company's...

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