Wuhan Steel, Canada’s Century Iron Link for Projects – China Business

www.wuhan-laowai.com — Wuhan Iron & Steel Group agreed with Canada’s Century Iron Mines Corp. to jointly develop mining projects, as China’s fourth-largest steelmaker seeks to cut its reliance on ore purchases from producers including BHP Billion Ltd., Rio Tinto Group and Vale SA.

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