April 11, 2016
Champion Iron, through its subsidiary Quebec Iron Ore, acquired the Bloom Lake Mine and related rail assets from affiliates of Cliffs Natural Resources Inc.
Company information
Leader in first grade
mining development
Discover the unique vision of a company that instills its mark worldwide
in iron ore exploration and development.
Listed on the stock market, focused on performance
Champion Iron is an iron ore exploration and development company with major projects in the southern Labrador Trough, Canada’s largest iron ore-producing region.
Champion Iron, through its wholly owned subsidiary Champion Iron Mines Limited, is developing eight iron-rich projects in a 707 km2 area. Each project is strategically located close to the electrical grid, all-season roads and railway lines. This infrastructure connects the projects to a terminal located in water that does not freeze, on the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Our in-pit mineral measured and indicated resources total 972 million tonnes, while inferred resources adds up to 4.4 billion tonnes.
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We target growth through strategic,
carefully planned acquisitions.
February 7, 2013
Champion Iron presented the results of a preliminary feasibility study for the Consolidated Fire Lake North (CFLN) project, located in the center of the Fermont Iron Ore District (FIOD). The study estimates the CFLN’s net present value at $3.3 billion, net of 8% cash flows, with a 30.9% internal rate of return and a 3.4-year payback period for initial capital.
The average production of iron ore concentrate will yield 9.3 million tonnes annually (MTPA), with an impressive 66% iron content over a 20-year mine life.
A resource of
world-class purity
The high-grade concentrate is obtained from an iron oxide ore-high quality, coarse specular hematite—which liberates at an 850-micron grind size, with no sign of deleterious elements.
The company continues to increase its efforts to eliminate risks related to its projects and to maximize economic aspects by working with other stakeholders in the Labrador Trough.
To learn more about Champion Iron and its subsidiaries, contact us.
