Standard Ore
24 Sep
In a move to bolster its logistics and operational capabilities, Standard Ore Company Ltd. has announced the allocation of an initial one million dry metric tonne units (DMTU) of iron ore per year, for rail transport through a recent partnership with the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).
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