Hancock Iron Ore

Hancock Iron Ore is a prominent Australian iron ore mining company formed on July 1, 2025, through the merger of Roy Hill and Atlas Iron. This merger established Hancock Iron Ore as the fourth-largest iron ore producer in Australia, with a combined annual production capacity of approximately 74 million metric tonnes. The company primarily operates in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, known for its significant iron ore resources. The flagship Roy Hill mine, located southeast of Port Hedland, contributes over 60 million tonnes of iron ore annually to international markets. Hancock Iron Ore also manages smaller mines, including Mt Webber, Sanjiv Ridge, and Miralga, exporting around 10 million tonnes each year through the Utah Point facility. The company focuses on delivering high-quality iron ore to major steelmaking markets in Japan, Korea, China, India, and Taiwan, while maintaining a low-cost and reliable production model. Hancock Iron Ore is committed to health, safety, and wellbeing, aiming for zero injuries among its workforce. The company promotes a diverse and inclusive workplace culture, supporting employee growth and operational efficiency. Backed by Hancock Prospecting, it leverages extensive mineral rights and a strong history in the mining sector.