METAL DETECTIVE

Iron ore and strange bedfellows

TURBULENT times sometimes lead to strange bedfellows. Few would be odder than a tie-up between Fortescue Metals and Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill project. <b><i>The Metal Detective</i> By Stephen Bell</b>

Stephen Bell

Given the rapidity of the iron ore price slump, it is only natural for people to speculate about possible consolidation activity as higher-cost producers look to cut costs and ensure their survival. ...

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