Cleveland Cliffs

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Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.
legal form Incorporated
ISIN US1858991011
founding 1846
Seat Cleveland , United StatesUnited StatesUnited States 
management C. Lourenco Goncalves
Number of employees 2,372
sales 1,989,000,000 USD
Branch Mining
Website www.clevelandcliffs.com
As of December 31, 2019

Empire & Tilden Iron Mines in Michigan

Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. is a US mining company and the largest manufacturer of iron ore pellets with a 44% market share in the US . The most important customers are ArcelorMittal and, until their merger with Cleveland-Cliffs in December 2019, AK Steel from Ohio .

history

The oldest forerunner, the Cleveland Iron Mining Company, was founded in 1846. In 1891 it merged with the Iron Cliffs Mining Company to form the Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company .

After acquiring two coal mines from US Steel , the company renamed itself "Cliffs Natural Resources" in 2008. The coal business was sold in December 2015. In August 2017, the company returned to its current name.

On December 3, 2019, the company announced the merger with its previous major customer AK Steel.

Business operations

Cliffs operates five iron ore open pit mines in the Great Lakes Region and one in Western Australia .

US Iron Ore (USIO)

mine Shareholding opening Iron ore produced annotation
Hibbing Taconite 23% 1976 7.5 million tons Mesabi Range
United taconite 100% 1965 4.8 million tons Mesabi Range, at Eveleth
Tilden mine 100% 1974 8 million tons Location at Ishpeming
Northshore Mine 100% 1990 6 million tons Location: St. Louis County
Empire Mine 100% 1963 0 million tons (up to August 2016 5.5 million tons) Location: Marquette County , mine closed

As of December 31, 2019

More mines

In Australia, the Koolyanobbing mine was in operation until mid-2018. 10.1 million tons of iron ore were mined in 2017. It is now owned by the Australian company Mineral Resources Limited

The Canadian business with the Bloom Lake ( Quebec ) and Wabush Scully ( Labrador ) opencast mines north of Sept-Îles was closed in 2014/15. A large chromite project ("Ring of Fire" ) in northern Ontario was put on hold in 2013. World icon

Individual evidence

  1. Executive Leadership
  2. a b c d e Form 10-K Report 2019 , accessed on July 17, 2020
  3. ^ Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. History
  4. ^ Cleveland-Cliffs Inc Is Now Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. , October 15, 2008
  5. [1] , August 25, 2017
  6. Cleveland-Cliffs to Acquire AK Steel , reported in Business Wire on December 3, 2019
  7. Koolyanobbing Blasts off! Company notification dated September 11, 2018
  8. Cliffs Natural Resources Temporarily Suspends its Chromite Project Environmental Assessment Activities Pending Resolution of Various Issues