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Investor Relations
Roger Downey – CEO & IRO
Camila Anker– IR Manager
Rafaela Gunzburger – Analyst
Beatriz Yoshinaga - Assistant
Tel. + 55 21 2555-6197/ 6338
ri@mmx.com.br
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3. Deal highlights
Iron Ore Purchase Sudeste Superport Handling
• Price: USD 64.00/dry ton (63.5% Fe content) • Price: USD 19.77/ton (tariff net of taxes: USD
• Readjustment in proportion to the change in 16.95/ton)
the price of iron ore in the seaborne market • Readjustment in proportion to the change in
(relative to the 2Q11) the price of iron ore in the seaborne market
• Price floor: USD 30/dry ton (relative to the 2Q11)
• Volumes: up to 5 Mtpa valid for 10 years from • Price floor: USD 15.90/ton (tariff net of taxes:
the start of operations at the Sudeste USD 13.63/ton)
Superport (50% of Minerinvest production) • Volumes: up to 5 Mtpa valid for 10 years from
• Delivered to a railroad terminal on MRS the start of operations at the Sudeste
Superport (50% of Minerinvest production)
• 40% of the annual volume will be sold to a
large European steel producer at market price. • 80% Take-or-Pay
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4. Mining rights at the Iron Ore Quadrangle: quality resources, mining
tradition and proximity to MRS railway
Minerinvest Iron Ore mining rights location 4
