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(July.7)

The infrastructure costs of Kararaa project jointly developed by Anshan Iron and Steel Group andGindalbie Metals Ltd,

went up significantly more than first estimatedthe 21st Century BusinessHerald reported Wednesday.

Gindalbie Metals Ltdan Australian company that AnshanIron and Steel Group has a stake inpublished the costbudget

of the iron ore mining projectwhich is now at 2.57billion Australia dollars ($2.76 billion), an increase of 55percent from

its first budget made in 2007.

 

Gindalbie Metals Ltd said the increase is due to the soaringprice of cementsteel and labor costsThe report said other

Chinese companies which have overseas projects areworried about their costs as wellSome of them have already

stopped their investments in Australiaresource projects or have suspended investments.

Gindalbie's public document said the company is thinking of enlarging Karara's annual output from10 million tons of iron

ore products to 16 million tonsSome industry insiders have said this actionwill lower the project's costs.

 

Source from Chinadaily

 

 

 

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