Another good point in Mondays Ann was the iron feed can be used...

Another good point in Mondays Ann was the iron feed can be used not just domestically, but also transported to European steel mills. Possibly Poland, I dont know. They could use the Guinea iron ore selling companies in the future as well.

Anyway that reduces risk. Imagine down the track the local steel mills (many I guess are State run) say they prefer to buy their iron feed from a competitor; well this product can be exported to other countries.
I dont know too much about the rusting problems of the processed iron feed, but I do know the ore does rust when exposed to air. Maybe the rusted ore will be move aside to a waste area, so they have a clean face to extract from.

Lets see what next weeks Ann has installed. If positive, the results will be soon published in electronic mining magazines etc.

I would love to know of the similar sponge iron project in the middle east, if anyone knows of that project