Rio Tinto will solve Mozambique logistics problem

In an interview here, the minister played down suggestions that the group may sell its assets in Mozambique due to difficulties in transporting its coal production. “Naturally we are concerned, but if we look at the problems faced by Rio Tinto we can see they are not exclusive to Mozambique, and we believe that a solution can be found”, said Bias.
The president of Rio Tinto’s diamond and mining division, Alan Davies, said the group was in talks with the Mozambican government while seeking an alternative logistics solution to transport coal mined in Tete province.
He added that the group’s priority was to find a solution that was agreeable to both sides so that exploitation of the asset could begin.
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