The new regime looks to be more friendly to Rio than the government of ousted dictator Alpha Condé.
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The pieces are beginning to fall into place for Rio Tinto and Simandou, the huge (200 million tonnes), high-grade, undeveloped iron ore deposit in the not-very-stable and somewhat impoverished West African state of Guinea.
The new regime looks to be more friendly to Rio than the government of ousted dictator Alpha Condé.
Simandou is almost certainly a ticking environmental time bomb
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