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The Weekend edition had a article on iron ore juniors titled Juniors fail to find friends .
During the heady days of the iron ore boom grades were enough to win the backing of the market , with investors assuming a way would be found to get the product to market if only the product was good enough .
It,s now clear that,s not the case . In bulk commodities, Infrastructure is king .
The cost and difficulty of building long new rail lines has dampened interest in African iron ore plays .
It is clear from this article that lists 28 junior iron players including KFE that if you do not have infrastructure near by you will find it hard .
Kfe has not one but two ways of getting its ore to the port and possible sales to a new owner of the mill down the road .I think in time WE will find FRIENDS.