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Iron ore mining company Ferrexpo saw its stock price rise significantly after announcing a $15 million loan agreement backed by its largest shareholder. The financing deal is intended to support the company's ongoing operational and development initiatives.
Ukrainian iron ore producer Ferrexpo will restart stock trading after successfully securing a $100 million funding round to stabilize operations and fund ongoing projects.
Ferrexpo has announced the suspension of its seaborne shipments of iron ore pellets. This decision follows recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports located in the Odesa region.
Mining company Ferrexpo saw its shares jump significantly after announcing a $100 million capital raise intended to fund the restart of its Ukrainian production facilities. The investment signals renewed confidence in restoring export capabilities amid ongoing regional instability.
The Ukrainian mining company Ferrexpo announced a $224 million loss for 2025, citing continued operational and logistical disruptions caused by the war in Ukraine.
A probe by Kyiv authorities into oligarch Kostiantyn Zhevago is adding pressure on his company, Ferrexpo, which is reportedly nearing a suspension of its listing in London. The investigation is impacting the company's financial standing and market presence.
Ukrainian iron ore producer Ferrexpo has secured roughly $100 million in emergency funding from a domestic investor, averting imminent bankruptcy. The capital injection enables the company to stabilize its finances and resume trading on the London Stock Exchange.
The iron ore group Ferrexpo is facing challenges as it attempts to raise cash while its sanctions-hit shareholder is engaged in a dispute with Kyiv over his stake.
London-listed Ukrainian mining company Ferrexpo has warned that it could run out of cash by August, leading to a plunge in its shares as it considers a capital raise of at least $100 million.