Fortescue set for $1.15b JV with Formosa group
Updated: 2013-08-19 16:25
By Du Juan (chinadaily.com.cn)
|
||||||||
Formosa Plastics Group will invest $1.15 billion in the Iron Bridge project by Fortescue Metals Group.
The project is a joint venture between Australian iron ore producer Fortescue, with 88 percent of the shares, and a subsidiary of Shanghai Baosteel Group Corp with 12 percent of the shares.
Under the agreement, Formosa, through subsidiary Formosa Steel, will acquire a 31-percent unincorporated joint venture interest in FMG Iron Bridge Joint Venture and fund the first $527 million of capital expenditure on the project development.
FMG Iron Bridge joint venture owns the North Star and Glacier Valley iron ore deposits in Western Australia, a combined iron ore resource of 5.2 billion tons.
Formosa is Taiwan's largest private company.
The transaction is subject to Australian Foreign Investment Review Board and Taiwan investment commission approval, expected in September.
- Ride to fly on the top of mountains
- Nadal beats Isner to win first Cincinnati crown
- Wild Africa: The new attraction to Chinese tourists
- Azarenka beat Williams for Cincinnati title
- 500th eruption of Sakurajima Volcano in 2013
- A cocktail that's a treat for the eyes
- Private sector to care for the elderly
- Be innovative, Li tells graduates
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
Get ready for army roll call |
In High (School) Demand |
Construction of parking lots still in slow lane |
Questioning China's achievements |
Summer Guide Special |
Attractive Cities for Foreigners |
Today's Top News
ROK, US launch joint military drill
Prague Pride Parade
Death toll in Philippines ferry accident hits 52
China defense chief in DC
Trading mishap reveals flaws
New ban on NZ dairy products
Senior care opens wide for investors
Iran signals willingness to resume nuclear talks
US Weekly
Geared to go |
The place to be |