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Essar Steel Minnesota may lose its mineral leases

Wednesday, 06 July 2016 23:54:01 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

Essar Steel Minnesota, owned by Essar Global in Mumbai, stands to lose its lucrative Minnesota mineral leases on the Iron Range after missing a July 1 deadline to repay the state $66 million in infrastructure costs related to the company’s now stalled $1.8 billion taconite project in Nashwauk.

Essar has requested an extension and the Governor of Minnesota is closely engaged in negotiations.

Without the mineral leases, Essar could be forced into bankruptcy.

 


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