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Internovia assumes iron ore operations of Brazil’s Zamin

Monday, 21 March 2016 22:56:58 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
       
Internovia Natural Resources, a UAE-based company, has temporarily assumed the iron ore operations of Brazil’s Zamin in the state of Para, according to the ruling of a bankruptcy court judge.

A bankruptcy court judge in the state of Sao Paulo prevented Zamin and Aurum from managing the mine as they were “incapable” financially and administratively-speaking to do so. The two companies have been operating the mine since October 2015.

Internovia has invested about $30.4 million in Zamin, according to a media report.

Zamin is currently under bankruptcy protection.

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