Gustavo Pimenta, CEO of Vale, says that conflict with Iran has not impacted global demand for metals from the top iron ore producer. Pimenta also discussed the impact of the war on its sites in Oman, saying that he remains optimistic about the facility's future despite having to shut down production during the conflict. (Source: Bloomberg)
Gustavo Pimenta, CEO of Vale, says that conflict with Iran has not impacted global demand for metals from the top iron ore producer. Pimenta also discussed the impact of the war on its sites in Oman, saying that he remains optimistic about the facility's future despite having to shut down production during the conflict. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Vale SA, the world’s top iron ore producer, sees no evidence of war-related demand destruction in global metals markets and has experienced swelling margins as the Iran conflict disrupts raw-material flows, said Chief Executive Officer Gustavo Pimenta.
