Australian mining companies warn that fuel shortages will impact the industry

金十2026/03/26 03:16

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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on March 26 that Australian ore miner Fenix has issued a warning stating that operations in the Australian mining industry have begun to be affected due to restricted diesel supply as a result of the Iran war, forcing this iron ore miner to scale back some of its business activities. According to documents submitted by Fenix, the company is taking measures to reduce non-essential activities in its mining and transportation operations in Western Australia. The documents also indicate that tropical cyclone Narelle is currently wreaking havoc along the coast of Western Australia, causing disruption to fuel supply. Affected by this news, the company's share price fell by 7%.```

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