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Black Iron monitoring Russia’s incursion into eastern Ukraine

23rd February 2022

By: Mariaan Webb

Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online

     

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Toronto-listed exploration and development company Black Iron said on Tuesday that work continued as usual at its Shymanivske iron-ore project, in central Ukraine, while monitoring Russia’s incursion into the east of the country.

Black Iron noted that adjacent iron-ore mines to the Shymanivske project continued to operate without interruption.

“Our employees are going to work as usual,” the company said.

The Shymanivske project is forecast to produce four-million tonnes a year of high-grade 68% iron-ore in Phase 1.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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