IRON ORE: First DSO shipment made from Tata project

QUEBEC – The MV Sterling departed Sept-Iles on Sept. 14 with a cargo of 77,000 tonnes of iron ore sinter fines from the Tata Steel Minerals Canada direct shipping ore (DSO) project near Schefferville. The project is a joint venture of...
By Canadian Mining Journal Staff September 17, 2013 At 3:49 pm

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QUEBEC – The MV Sterling departed Sept-Iles on Sept. 14 with a cargo of 77,000 tonnes of iron ore sinter fines from the Tata Steel Minerals Canada direct shipping ore (DSO) project near Schefferville. The project is a joint venture of India's Tata Steel (80%) and Calgary's New Millennium Iron Corp (20%). The vessel is bound for Europe where Tata has several steel plants.

Learn more about TSMC and job opportunities with the company at TataSteelCanada.com.

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