Mayoko iron ore: Paul Obambi Jr (Sapro) improves plant facilities while awaiting the reopening of the railway
While issues surrounding the transportation of ore are causing delays, the son of the Congolese businessman is using the time to boost production at his iron mine.
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▪ Mayoko iron ore: Paul Obambi Jr (Sapro) improves plant facilities while awaiting the reopening of the railway
▪ While issues surrounding the transportation of ore are causing delays, the son of the Congolese businessman is using the time to boost production at his iron mine.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/804892/mayoko-iron-ore-paul-obambi-jr-sapro-improves-plant-facilities-while-awaiting-the-reopening-of-the-railway/
Despite the headache of transporting iron via a crumbling railway, the Mayoko mine remains an asset of choice for Paul Obambi and his Sapro Group in view of the 1.5bn tonnes of buried mineral deposits. In a pragmatic move, his son, Paul Obambi Jr., who leads the mining subsidiary Sapro Mayoko SA, is using the time to focus on the mine and invest in the site’s facilities, pending the railway’s upgrade.
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