Arrow Minerals (ASX:AMD) has reported significant progress in its dual-focused strategy during the quarter ending September 30, 2024. The company is developing iron ore and bauxite operations in Guinea, West Africa, with advancements in the Simandou North Iron Project and the acquisition of the Niagara Bauxite Project.
Arrow Minerals is making strides in its resource development strategy in Guinea, focusing on the Simandou North Iron and Niagara Bauxite Projects. The company has conducted successful metallurgical tests and signed an MoU with Baosteel Resources, paving the way for potential iron ore sales. The acquisition of the Niagara Bauxite Project enhances its portfolio in the bauxite sector. Financially, Arrow is robust, with a recent $5 million placement and substantial cash reserves. The company is committed to community engagement and environmental responsibility, with a majority local workforce. Looking forward, Arrow aims to continue exploration and drilling activities, supported by renewed exploration permits and a strong operational framework.
Arrow has focused on its Simandou North Iron Project, strategically located near the Simandou iron ore project, the largest high-grade iron ore project under development globally. The project's proximity to the Trans-Guinean Railway offers logistical advantages for accessing infrastructure. Bench-scale metallurgical tests have successfully produced a hematite fines product with 61-64% iron content using a simple wet gravity process. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with Baosteel Resources to explore potential mine gate iron ore sales.