How Kumba Is Marching Ahead To Implement UHDMS Tech To Turn Low-Grade Iron Ore Waste Into Profit
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Kumba Set To Implement UHDMS Tech To Turn Low-Grade Iron Ore Waste Into Profit
Johannesburg – While geopolitical turbulence has stalled many global mining projects, Kumba Iron Ore is charging decisively in the opposite direction. The company is aggressively marching ahead with its flagship R11.2 billion (approx. $631 million) Ultra-High Dense Medium Separation (UHDMS) project at the Sishen mine in South Africa—a bold technological leap designed to rewrite the economics of low-grade iron ore processing. The mission is clear…
How Kumba Is Marching Ahead To Implement UHDMS Tech To Turn Low-Grade Iron Ore Waste Into Profit
While geopolitical turbulence has stalled many global mining projects, Kumba Iron Ore is charging decisively in the opposite direction. The company is aggressively marching ahead with its flagship R11.2 billion (approx. $631 million) Ultra-High Dense Medium Separation (UHDMS) project at the Sishen mine in South Africa—a bold technological leap designed to rewrite the economics of low-grade iron ore processing. The mission is clear: transform mat…
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