The relevant quote from the article:
"Iron ore prices will remain volatile and demand for products such as pellets and the 65% Fe fines from Brazil, will rise because they take less energy and involve fewer emissions to turn into steel.
For Australian companies like BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, Roy Hill, Atlas and Mineral Deposits this is bad news. For the country’s only pellet maker – Grange Resources with its Tasmanian operations, it’s good news."
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