Commodity Origins

Fortescue: the mines it operates or owns, and what they report

Fortescue is a listed company headquartered in Australia. This site lists 2 operations tied to it, for iron ore: it operates 1 and holds an interest in 1 more. On the operations here where a whole-operation figure can be stated (in metal content, or as the commodity page says for ore and smelted metal), its interests add up to about 6,210,000 tonnes of iron ore as ore, not iron content (0.2% of world output). That leaves out operations without such a figure, so it is not the company's total.

Its operations on this site

Operations of Fortescue
OperationCommodity and countryRoleInterestWhole-operation outputShare of world output
Fortescue Pilbara hematite operations
integrated mine and processing complex
iron ore
Australia
Operator—
as of 30 June 2026
192,300 thousand tonnes, converted from million wet metric tonnes (M wmt): ore shipped
FY2026 (Jul 2025 to Jun 2026)
7.4%
Iron Bridge (magnetite)
integrated mine and processing complex
iron ore
Australia
Owner69%
as of 30 June 2026
9,000 thousand tonnes, converted from million wet metric tonnes (M wmt): Iron Bridge concentrate shipped
FY2026 (Jul 2025 to Jun 2026)
0.3%

How much is that on its interests?

Computed as each operation's whole-operation output in metal content, or as ore or smelted metal where the commodity is measured that way, multiplied by the interest shown. Operations whose output is stated in another form, or only as the owner's share, are left out of this sum, so it understates what the company controls.

Sources

The corporate facts above (headquarters, type, listing) come from the sources listed; no stock prices, valuations or executives are shown. Ownership and output are on the date and period stated on each operation's page. The list covers operations with a published figure for the commodities on this site, so it is not the company's full portfolio.

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