Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. (FSUMF)

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WA Business News  Dec 2  Comment 
Fortescue seeks more for its ore; Business begs Abbott to rethink; Westpac 'playing on lack of competition'; Federal Court judge orders arrest of Firepower chief; Striking workers forced back
The Australian  Dec 2  Comment 
FORTESCUE is no longer supplying iron ore to China at a discount and is instead selling at benchmark contract or at spot prices.
Sydney Morning Herald  Nov 30  Comment 
Atlas Iron says it has enough port access to keep exports going via an agreement with Fortescue Metals, and a plan to use a Port Hedland shared-access berth.
Motley Fool  Nov 25  Comment 
Maybe what glitters really is gold.
Sydney Morning Herald  Nov 19  Comment 
THE chief executive of Fortescue Metals Group, Andrew Forrest, has issued a challenge to the competition watchdog, saying his firm's ambitious expansion plans hinge on being granted access to its competitor's infrastructure.
Sydney Morning Herald  Nov 19  Comment 
Fortescue Metals says it expects iron ore prices will rise steadily next year and remains hopeful it will gain access to rail owned by mining giant Rio Tinto.
Sydney Morning Herald  Nov 12  Comment 
Word suggests Guinness Peat Group has an eye on demerged CSR divisions. Plus Fortescue, floats abound and more.
Sydney Morning Herald  Nov 12  Comment 
Fortescue Metals expects to triple its annual production after constructing two separate expansion projects nearly simultaneously at a cost of $6 billion - not to mention repaying $1.3 billion of principal on its existing debt in the same period.
The Australian  Nov 12  Comment 
ANDREW Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group is surging ahead with its revised Pilbara expansion strategy and will make a decision to mine its $3.6 billion Solomon project in the next financial year.
Wall Street Journal  Nov 12  Comment 
Fortescue Metals Chief Executive Andrew Forrest outlined detailed expansion plans against a backdrop of increasing demand for iron ore.
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Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. is an Australian mining company started by entrepreneur Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest (previously of Anaconda Nickel). The company specializes in iron ore mining, and currently owns the rights to more iron ore in the Pilbara region than either Rio Tinto or BHP Billiton Ltd. As a "new force in iron ore", Fortescue has drawn investment from China and other emerging countries because of its close geographical proximity, the unlimited demand for steel and infrastructure growth, and its ability to be a future competitor with RIO an BHP (may be able to keep prices from spiraling upwards). The company is currently building transportation infrastructure (such as the world's highest payload capable railroad, and an efficient port with frigates) to haul ore from the remote mines to the coast where it can be shipped globally. Although they haven't even made their first shipment yet (expected in May 2008), Fortescue has already secured contracts with every single major steel manufacturer in China.

The company trades on the Australian Stock Exchange under the ticker FMG.

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