Vale’s High-Quality Iron Ore Meets a Need for China: CEO

( Caixin).- Murilo Ferreira also backs the government’s plans for making changes at steel mills, saying some plants need to be modernized By Wang Shuo, Lu Xiaoyi and Huang Kaixi (Beijing) – Vale SA, the world’s largest producer of iron ore and nickel, wants to play a bigger role in China’s efforts to reduce emissions by supplying it with more high-quality iron ore, CEO Murilo Ferreira says. In a recent interview with Caixin, Ferreira also talked about his company’s strategies, new projects and cost cutting efforts amid increasing market volatility and political instability. “I think that politicians should consider working hard in order to be more focused in bringing prosperity than going into some disputes,” he said. Ferreira also discussed the […]

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