Investment Opportunity: Brazilian Iron Ore Mine

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February 13, 2025

by a lender from University of Nevada - Reno in San Leandro, CA, USA

A Brazilian iron ore mining company is seeking a strategic investment or joint venture partner for a capital infusion ranging from $30M to $100M, backed by $90M in mining assets, mineral rights, and iron reserves.

Key Highlights: -Proven Mineral Reserves: 266 million tons estimated across 6 researched sites. -Large-Scale Opportunity: 25 mining rights secured, with: *3 sites ready for mining *3 sites in licensing phase *Remaining 19 with high exploration potential -Strategic Location & Government Agreements: Ensuring long-term operational stability.

-STAKEHOLDER ADVANTAGE: A 30% shareholder is also involved in another mining venture with a secured $350M contract with Arcelor Mittal. 40 years old, 23 years of experience in technology, mining, and steel manufacturing.

*Former CEO *Developed Cold Iron Ore Briquetting Technology with Vale. *Secured $270M+ in funding. *Led $1.2B expansion study for a Nickel Iron Plant. *Collaborated with global steel giants. *Extensive experience in the U.S., Europe, China, and Malaysia.
*Will run day-to-day operations, ensuring expert management and execution.
-Valuable Minerals: Mining Iron, Silicon Dioxide, Aluminum Oxide, Manganese, Phosphorus, and Pulverized Petroleum Coke. -Land Size: 180,000 Hectare of high-potential mining reserves. -Reactivation Potential: Operations paused in 2023 due to stakeholder misalignment—ready to restart with the right funding partner.
This is a high-value opportunity for investors looking to enter or expand in the iron ore and mineral extraction market, with potential high returns through mining operations, commodity sales, and export growth.

Would you be interested in exploring this partnership further?


Ian Perry

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Reply by an intermediary
from The University of Texas at Austin in Dallas, TX, USA
^redacted‌ Do they already own the mineral rights or are they looking to raise money as an independent sponsor in order to procure them? Happy to talk - redacted
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Reply by a searcher
from University of Toronto in Victoria, BC, Canada
Do they have environmental sign off complete (not sure how extensive Brazil is on this front?). What’s their economic breakeven? I’ve covered Iron Ore mines in past, it’s fickle business. Build out is always slow
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