Sundance lands $US3.5b African construction deal

Sundance Resources has struck a long-awaited deal for the construction of $US3.5 billion in infrastructure, underpinning its central African iron ore project that will include rail lines and a port.

Amanda Saunders

Updated Jun 6, 2014 – 2.02pm, first published at 1.55pm

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Perth junior Sundance Resources has struck a long-awaited deal for the construction of $US3.5 billion in infrastructure underpinning its central African iron ore project, but is still courting debt investors to bankroll the development.

Sundance has been inching towards construction for its Mbalam-Nabeba iron ore project, which straddles Cameroon and the Congo.