Vale says fire extinguished at Brazil terminal will not affect shipments
ReutersSep 9, 2025 5:48 PM
RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian miner Vale VALE3.SA said on Tuesday that firefighters employed by the company have extinguished a fire that hit an auxiliary tower at its maritime terminal Ponta da Madeira, located in northeastern Brazil.
In a statement to Reuters, Vale said the fire did not impact its schedule for iron ore shipments nor the volumes of the steelmaking material it expects to ship out.
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