Iron-Ore 2025: Changing outlook published in April 2021 –

published in April 2021 – contends that the pandemic has had the biggest effect on projects implementing feasibility studies and on projects for the development of new mines

Constructive partnerships

falling demand and supply chain disruptions owing to the pandemic quickly spread to key steel-consuming sectors

The October 2021 roundup covers activities in September 2021 and includes details of State-owned power utility Eskom’s Renewable Energy Tariff pilot programme to assist businesses that have corporate renewable-energy commitments

Iron-Ore 2025: Changing outlook published in April 2021 –The global iron ore market experienced a decisive turning point in 2025, with the sector facing oversupply, weakened demand and deep structural change. Producers worldwide are reassessing strategies as the market becomes highly sensitive to policy signals, while risks such as Chinas weak property sector, escalating trade disputes and a faster shift to scrap based steelmaking continue to weigh heavily on outlooks. Amid these global shifts, South