Ngovayang is an iron ore mining site in the department of Océan, South Region, Cameroon. It is controlled by the Indian company Jindal Steel and Power.
History
editIn November 2013, the Australian company Legend Mining sold the Ngovayang exploitation to the Indian company Jindal Steel and Power.[1] The deal was sealed in August 2014.[2][3]
Transport
editThe Ngovayang mining lease straddles the main metre gauge Cameroon Railways.
Ports
editThe port of Douala on the existing metre gauge line has draft of only 8.5m, whereas the proposed more southerly port of Kribi has a draft of 20m, assuming that it were available on an open access basis. Indeed, an agreement was signed between Sundance Resources and Legend Mining to this effect.[4]
See also
edit- Iron ore in Africa
- Railway stations in Cameroon
References
edit- ^ "Cameroun : Legend Mining Ltd laisse filer le projet Ngovayang". Financialafrik.com (in French). 21 November 2013. Retrieved 28 December 2017.
- ^ "Cameroun: le fer de Ngovayang est désormais aux mains du géant indien Jindal Steel". Investiraucameroun.com (in French). 7 August 2014. Retrieved 28 December 2017.
- ^ "Cameroon Project (SOLD)". Legendmining.com. Retrieved 28 December 2017.
- ^ "Hammerson retains caution as interims show improvement". 2 August 2010.
3°15′0″N 10°37′0″E / 3.25000°N 10.61667°E
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