Mining Company DEV Will Reactivate Iron Exploration in Amapá, Creating 1,100 Direct Jobs and 2,200 Indirect Jobs

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Published on 14/04/2024 at 16:25

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DEV Mining Company: Reactivating Iron Exploration in Amapá and Generating Opportunities

The DEV Mining Company is about to begin a new era in the mining industry of Amapá. After almost a decade, iron exploration is set to be reactivated, bringing with it a wave of job opportunities and economic development.

DEV Investments: A New Dawn for Mining in the Country

The DEV has assumed all liabilities and rights of the companies Zamin and Anglo, now awaiting state licenses to begin operations that are part of an investment package of US$ 320 million. These plans include reactivating mining, restoring the old Icomi Port, and even the Amapá Railroad (EFA).

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Iron Project Amapá: The DEV and the Promise of Prosperity

The Iron Project Amapá, led by DEV, will focus mining in Pedra Branca do Amapari, a city 180 km from Macapá. The company believes that the mine has a stock to produce 6 million tons annually for 16 years.

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Jobs and Development: The Impact of DEV on the State

It is projected to generate 1,100 direct jobs and 2,200 indirect jobs in various areas, through partnerships with service providers and movement of economic chains. This represents a significant boost for the local economy and an opportunity for many families.

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Respect for the Environment: DEV and Sustainability in Amapá

The company is committed to respecting all environmental and social needs in Amapá. The company submitted requests to reactivate the environmental licenses for the mine and railroad to the Amapá Environmental Secretary (Sema), along with the documents supporting the environmental impact studies.

The DEV Mining Company is bringing a new era of prosperity to Amapá by reactivating the mining industry and creating thousands of jobs. With a strong commitment to the environment and the local community, DEV is ready to make a difference in Amapá.

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Otavio

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16/04/2024 13:37

Muito bom. Ótima notícia. Geração de emprego sempre é bem vindo. Bom para todos

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Marcio Lins

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15/04/2024 22:47

O minério sendo industrializado aqui seria ainda mais motivo de comemoração. Extração e exportação em **** agrega muito pouco valor.

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Milton Pereira

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14/04/2024 18:30

Temos que integrar,para não entregar,velho chavão, sempre atual e correto.

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Mining Company DEV Will Reactivate Iron Exploration in Amapá, Creating 1,100 Direct Jobs and 2,200 Indirect Jobs

DEV Mining Company: Reactivating Iron Exploration in Amapá and Generating Opportunities

DEV Investments: A New Dawn for Mining in the Country

Iron Project Amapá: The DEV and the Promise of Prosperity

Jobs and Development: The Impact of DEV on the State

Respect for the Environment: DEV and Sustainability in Amapá

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Mining Company DEV Will Reactivate Iron Exploration in Amapá, Creating 1,100 Direct Jobs and 2,200 Indirect Jobs

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DEV Investments: A New Dawn for Mining in the Country

Iron Project Amapá: The DEV and the Promise of Prosperity

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