Northern Iron Pty Ltd

We’re proud to have sponsored this incredible group of students to represent Australia at the world's largest hydrogen racing competition, the Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) in California. Hydrogen will play a huge role in decarbonising the steel industry along with green steel products like the magnetite that will be produced at our Warrego Rehabilitation Project.   Good luck to the team!🏎️

Northern Iron's team is making significant progress in completing the structural work at our Warrego Rehabilitation Project in the Northern Territory. We've fitted several large mechanical components and are now moving into the piping and electrical stages. The project continues to advance smoothly thanks to our team's hard work and dedication. 💪   Stay tuned for more updates as we move closer to completion!

What a difference the dry season makes! ☀️   Northern Iron is making significant progress at the Warrego Rehabilitation Project, standing steel and moving dirt.   Despite a slow start due to the persistent wet season and a few cyclones, our construction work is well underway.   With major procurement completed, we’ve delivered all key components to site and have assembled over half of the structural steel. A big thanks to Ross Engineering from Alice Springs for their steel fabrication work. Their precision has allowed the construction team from Process 26 to really hit their straps in assembling the steel and installing the mechanical equipment.   Remote Industries has also been making great progress since they finished the structural concrete. They’ve completed the site haul road and have started relocating the initial plant feed material. This important step creates a void in our dams to spoil the plant reject once we begin processing.   Our logistics partners at Aurizon have been hard at work too. They’ve finished the new bulk loading facility, Argyle Siding, and are preparing their rolling stock and rail crews. Combined with the facilities at Darwin Port, this rounds out our project. #northerniron Industry Northern Territory Minerals Council of Australia - NT AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies)

Northern Iron would like to welcome Kris Oliver to our team as Chief Operating Officer.   Kris has worked within the mining and civil construction industry for over 20 years and is known for his strong leadership and project delivery experience.   As Chief Operating Officer Kris will lead Northern Iron through their transition from the construction phase of the Warrego Rehabilitation Project into the sustainable production of Noble Centre Magnetite.    As a lover of markets and heli-pub crawls Kris is on his way to becoming a local and is looking forward to exploring past the Berrimah line and meeting more top end characters. Welcome Kris!   #northerniron

Did you know our signature magnetite concentrate, Noble Centre Magnetite, gets its name from the history of Tennant Creek?   In the 1930's Tennant Creek was in gold rush fever and like many others, legendary prospector Jack Noble came to the small Northern Territory town hoping to strike it rich in the outback.   Legend has it that while others headed for known gold fields, Jack took a chance on a local rumour and headed into the hills outside of Tennant Creek, becoming the first to explore and find gold in the area now known as Nobles Nob mine.  With his fortune in hand, Jack returned to Tennant Creek and gave back to the community by helping to build a school and hospital.    Inspired by Jack Noble's spirit of exploration and community Northern Iron has named the magnetite concentrate produced at the Warrego Rehabilitation Project 'Noble Centre Magnetite'.   You can find out more about the Warrego Rehabilitation Project at our website: www.northern-iron.com.au

The Warrego Rehabilitation Project has reached another project milestone with the completion of a major concrete pour for our process thickener 👏🏽👷🏼♂️ Big thank you to Jared Baldwin the team at Remote Concrete NT for their efforts to get this significant pour in the ground in the middle of the outback. Northern Iron is pleased to say that despite the rain delays at the start of the year the construction phase of the Warrego Rehabilitation Project is on track to deliver its first shipment of Noble Centre Magnetite in mid-2024. You can find out more about the Warrego Rehabilitation Project at our website: www.northern-iron.com.au

We're looking forward to working closely with West Coast Projects as we execute the Warrego Rehabilitation Project and leverage their industry knowledge and experience to assist in delivering this exciting project for the Northern Territory.

Ever wondered how you break a dry spell in the Barkley? Start the construction phase of a project ⛈️👷🏼♂️🚧   In December last year we began construction at the Warrego Rehabilitation Project and little did we know this would be the catalyst for mother nature to spend the next 4 months dropping over 1,500mm of rain on site.   Just look at the difference 2 weeks can make though! After a quick pause in activity, we’re celebrating the start of some dry season weather by getting our teams back into construction on dry land.   Our structural steel and equipment is about to come out of its staging posts and the team at Remote Concrete NT are ready to get back on site doing what they do best, delivering concrete to remote places.   We’re looking forward to getting back to regular project updates leading up to our first rail transport of Noble Centre Magnetite to Darwin with Aurizon in the middle of the year.   You can find out more about the Warrego Rehabilitation Project here: www.norther-iron.com.au

Watch this space! Right here is where our modular processing plant will be installed on site ready to begin the rehabilitation of historic mine by-product stored at the Warrego Mine site. We'll be removing a low-grade iron ore stockpile from the site and processing it right here to produce our high-grade magnetite concentrate, Noble Centre Magnetite. We're looking forward to updating this image in a few months with our specifically designed processing facility fully constructed and operational. Find out more about the Warrego Rehabilitation Project at our website: www.northern-iron.com.au Photograph taken at Northern Iron's Warrego Rehabilitation Project project area February 2024.

Earlier this month we checked out the start of Aurizon's construction of our rail siding. The rail siding is a crucial part of Northern Iron's Warrego Rehabilitation Project allowing us to transport our high-grade magnetite concentrate, Noble Centre Magnetite, straight from site to port with under 40km of road travel between site and rail. Construction of our rail siding will be completed before the middle of the year ready for our first shipment. Find out more about the Warrego Rehabilitation Project at our website: www.northern-iron.com.au