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Following the collapse of a dam at Vale’s (NYSE:VALE) Corrego do Feijão iron ore mine back in January, the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais signed a Memorandum of Understanding with tech company Inmarsat to monitor all tailings facilities in the region.
News ID: 4734    Publish Date : 2019/06/03

After months of apprehension, fragments of the northern slope of Vale’s (NYSE:VALE) Gongo Soco mine , in the southeastern Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, has begun to gradually slide into the bottom of the open pit, reducing the risk of a new dam break, the company said on Friday.
News ID: 4723    Publish Date : 2019/06/02

Spot iron ore fines Fe 62% index has dropped to USD 103.5/MT, CFR China on Wednesday (29th May). The prices have dropped down from five year high levels of USD 108/MT, CFR China recorded towards beginning of the week. Prices have recorded decline amidst easing supply post Vale announcement of lower risk at collapsing of Gongo Soco mining pit.
News ID: 4702    Publish Date : 2019/05/31

Brazil's Vale’s warning that a tailings dams at its shuttered Gongo Soco mine in Minas Gerais is at risk of rupturing as soon as next week lit a fire under iron ore prices on Friday, sending the steelmaking raw material to a five-year high.
News ID: 4575    Publish Date : 2019/05/18

Brazilian mining giant Vale (NYSE:VALE) announced this weekend that the Sul Superior Dam at the Gongo Soco mine is in a critical condition when it comes to stability. This, following the work of an independent auditor, hired to evaluate the state of the structure.
News ID: 4137    Publish Date : 2019/03/24

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