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Port Hedland iron ore exports flat during September 2022

Port Hedland iron ore export volumes held steady during September 2022, with volume increasing by 0.2% over the previous month.

Sales to China were up by 1% month-on-month at 39,698,989 tonnes. The figure represented a 2.8% increase in tonnage compared to the same month in 2021.

Sales to Japan declined by 0.4% month-on-month to 2,243,516 tonnes, while shipments to South Korea dropped by 12.8% to 2,845,494 tonnes.

Port Hedland Export Data – September 2022. Data source: Pilbara Ports Authority

Spodumene concentrate exports saw a 46.5% month-on-month increase to 98,921 tonnes, while copper concentrate exports declined by 50% to 17,462 tonnes.

Manganese ore exports slid by 51% during May, with a total of 72,400 tonnes shipped to China.

Written By Jonathan Norris
Jonathan is a founder of Mining.com.au and has been covering the resources industry since 2018. With over 17 years experience in print, broadcast and online media, Jonathan has seen first hand the transformative effect of online niche media.