Rana Gruber is a Norwegian high-purity iron ore producer based in Mo i Rana, Nordland, with the owned properties benefiting from a heritage tracing back over 200 years of mining expertise. Rana Gruber was established in 1964 and listed on the Oslo stock exchange in 2021. Rana Gruber’s current mining operations draw from an underground operation and nearby open pits, and benefits from an extensive resource base to potentially maintain current production levels for decades. The mining area is connected by a common carrier railway approximately 35 kilometres from its coastal processing plant, which has direct access to its dedicated port facility.

Rana Gruber extracts and processes natural mineral resources to produce different types of iron ore concentrate. Accordingly, the company produces two different hematite iron ore concentrates, including a recent project upgrade to 65% Fe quality, intended primarily for steel production with customers focused in Europe. Additionally, Rana Gruber produces a magnetite iron ore concentrate, a high purity iron-oxide product that finds use in sectors outside traditional metallurgy, such as water purification and industrial chemical applications focused in Europe, and has attracted a premium to the P65 index through time.

With its access to renewable power, the company benefits from one of the lowest carbon emissions per tonne of iron ore concentrate in the global industry.

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