Mining Company MPP Arrives in Mato Grosso do Sul and Will Export 500 Thousand Tons of Iron Ore in 2022

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Published on 07/06/2022 at 09:33

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The Arrival of MPP Mining Company in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul Will Ensure the Expansion of Mining with Sustainability and the Company Aims to Export More Than 500,000 Tons of Iron Ore Only During the Year 2022.

After the Entry of Pirâmide Participações Mining (MPP) in the Mining Sector of the State, Mato Grosso do Sul has Great Prospects for Segment Expansion for This Tuesday, (06/07). This is because the mining company guarantees that it will export more than 500,000 tons of iron ore only during the year 2022 and that it will focus on expanding production with sustainability in the region.

Mato Grosso do Sul Could Export More Than 500,000 Tons of Iron Ore Only in 2022 with the Arrival of MPP Mining Company in the Region

Still in a Climate of Growth After the Sale of Vale’s Subsidiary Assets in Corumbá to J&F Investimentos Ltda, the State of Mato Grosso do Sul is Now Preparing for the Arrival of Another Mining Company. This is MPP, which arrives in the state focused on exporting iron ore and aims to Bring Significant Results to the Region Throughout 2022, with Projections to Export More Than 500,000 Tons of Ore Only This Year.

Established More Than 15 Years Ago, the Mining Company is Now Undergoing a New Phase of Ventures and Focuses on the Exploration of Iron Ore in the Mineral Reserve Region of Morro do Rabicho, in Ladário, a City Neighboring Corumbá.

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Company Seeks to Focus on Iron Ore Export with Sustainability Practices to Ensure Greater Environmental Commitment in Mining

The Entire Export Chain of Iron Ore Produced by MPP for Europe is Being Handled by the Granel Química Port in Ladário, Where Loadings are Being Accelerated to Take Advantage of the Navigable Levels of the Paraguay River, Which Have Excellent Indices Until the Month of September.

Moreover, the Company Announced Positive Growth Prospects, as It is Exploring a Mine with High-Grade (65%) Mineral Production Volume and Quality for Several Decades (Between 20 and 25 Years).

In Addition to Focusing on Production and Export of the Product, Executive Patrick Paneco, CEO and One of the New Partners of the Company, Highlighted that the Company is Also Committed to Sustainability in Production. This is Because the Waste from the Raw Material is Not Conventional Deposited in Dams and Ends Up Being Targeted for Other Uses. Thus, MPP Avoids Waste Overflow and Still Manages to Give a New Destination to What Would Become Trash.

Finally, Samargo Highlighted that It Continues to Conduct Analyses for Tax Incentives and that the Executive Secretary of the MS Mineral Program from the Secretariat, Eduardo Pereira, Visited Ladário to Inspect the Entire Iron Ore Export Process.

Mining Company MPP Arrives in Mato Grosso do Sul and Will Export 500 Thousand Tons of Iron Ore in 2022

The Arrival of MPP Mining Company in the State of Mato Grosso do Sul Will Ensure the Expansion of Mining with Sustainability and the Company Aims to Export More Than 500,000 Tons of Iron Ore Only During the Year 2022.

Mato Grosso do Sul Could Export More Than 500,000 Tons of Iron Ore Only in 2022 with the Arrival of MPP Mining Company in the Region

Company Seeks to Focus on Iron Ore Export with Sustainability Practices to Ensure Greater Environmental Commitment in Mining

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