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    Home > Finance > Fortescue's second-quarter iron ore shipments rise 2%
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    Fortescue's second-quarter iron ore shipments rise 2%

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    Posted on January 21, 2026

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

    Fortescue's second-quarter iron ore shipments rise 2% - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Fortescue's Q2 iron ore shipments rose 2%, driven by Iron Bridge project and hematite operations, exceeding estimates with 50.5 Mt shipped.

    Table of Contents

    • Fortescue's Iron Ore Shipment Performance
    • Iron Bridge Project Contributions
    • Hematite Operations Overview
    • Overall Shipment Statistics

    Fortescue's second-quarter iron ore shipments rise 2%

    Fortescue's Iron Ore Shipment Performance

    Jan 22 (Reuters) - Australia's Fortescue posted a 2% rise in second-quarter iron ore shipments on Thursday, supported by the resilient performance of its Iron Bridge project alongside an uptick in output from its hematite operations.

    Iron Bridge Project Contributions

    Shipments from the company's flagship Iron Bridge project in Western Australia's Pilbara region rose 44% from last year to 2.2 million metric tonnes during the quarter, as the magnetite-focused operation continues to work towards achieving nameplate capacity by fiscal 2028.

    Hematite Operations Overview

    Fortescue's hematite operations shipped 48.3 Mt in the December quarter, compared to 47.9 Mt last year.

    Overall Shipment Statistics

    The world's fourth-largest iron ore miner shipped 50.5 Mt of the steelmaking commodity in the three months ended December 31, compared with 49.4 Mt shipped a year ago, beating Visible Alpha consensus estimate of 50.3 Mt.

    (Reporting by Rajasik Mukherjee and Nikita Maria Jino in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Fortescue's iron ore shipments rose by 2% in Q2.
    • •Iron Bridge project shipments increased by 44%.
    • •Hematite operations shipped 48.3 Mt in Q2.
    • •Total shipments reached 50.5 Mt, exceeding estimates.
    • •Fortescue is the world's fourth-largest iron ore miner.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Fortescue's second-quarter iron ore shipments rise 2%

    1What is iron ore?

    Iron ore is a mineral from which iron can be extracted. It is a key raw material for steel production, making it essential for various industries.

    2What is a mining operation?

    A mining operation refers to the process of extracting valuable minerals or other geological materials from the earth. This includes various activities such as exploration, extraction, and processing.

    3What is hematite?

    Hematite is a common iron oxide mineral that is a primary source of iron ore. It is known for its metallic luster and reddish color.

    4What is an investment in the mining sector?

    Investment in the mining sector involves allocating capital to companies or projects that extract minerals and resources. This can include purchasing stocks, bonds, or direct investment in mining operations.

    5What are overall shipment statistics?

    Overall shipment statistics refer to the total quantities of goods transported over a specific period. In mining, it typically indicates the volume of minerals shipped to customers.

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