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TAKRAF Group secures major project award with SNIM for F’Derick iron ore project in Mauritania

Continued success in West Africa: TAKRAF Group announces the signing of a contract for a complete iron ore in-pit crushing, screening and material handling system together with a train loading station in Mauritania.

The F’Derick project in Mauritania. From right to left, the primary and secondary crushing stations, leading to the transfer tower and train loading station via a network of conveyor installations. This complex system is the result of our expertise in delivering complex bulk material handling systems.

Leipzig, 23 January 2024: TAKRAF Group, a world leader for innovative technological solutions for the mining and associated industries, is happy to announce the signing of a major contract with Societe Nationale Industrielle et Miniere (SNIM) for the supply of a complete iron ore crushing, screening, and material handling system, along with a train loading station for the F’Derick project in Mauritania.

The F’Derick iron ore deposit, known for its natural richness in hematite, is part of SNIM’s iron ore complex in Mauritania. With current production of approximately 12 million tons per annum, SNIM aims to increase this to 18 million tons through the development of the F’Derick project, thereby contributing to the country’s iron ore production.

The contract, signed at the end of 2023, marks a key milestone as SNIM begins development work on site. An inauguration ceremony was held in the presence of Mauritanian President of State Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, underscoring the importance of this collaboration

Highlights of TAKRAF’s scope of supply include:

Lot 1

  • Primary crushing plant
  • Apron feeder
  • Belt conveyor CV-1
  • Secondary crushing plant with pre-screening
  • Belt conveyor CV-2 and transfer tower TT-1
  • Required auxiliary systems and accessories

Lot 2

  • Belt conveyor CV-5
  • Train loading (loadout) station
  • Required auxiliary systems and accessories

TAKRAF designed the system in order to feed the train load-out station with an average loading rate of 100 wagons per hour.

Delivery of the equipment to the port of Nouadhibou is expected to be completed in approximately two years.

Commenting on the award, Thomas Jabs, CEO of TAKRAF Group, said: “This project is of paramount importance to the country of Mauritania and is a testament to the excellent cooperation and expertise of SNIM and the TAKRAF Group. Our teams from Europe, South Africa, North America and Asia will work seamlessly to leverage their skills and knowledge. We would like to thank SNIM for their trust in our capabilities, the State of Mauritania for their support and all the planning and design teams involved. This award underlines our global strength in delivering complex bulk handling systems.”

Norbert Neumann, TAKRAF Group Sales Manager responsible for securing the project, adds, “The F’Derick project deepens our longstanding partnership with SNIM, which began over a decade ago and further strengthens TAKRAF’s commitment to contribute to the growth and prosperity of the region. SNIM remains an important client for TAKRAF, and we expect many more success stories to come. Our collaboration, dating back to the early 2000s, demonstrates our reliability, successful project implementations, and service-oriented approach. We would like to thank SNIM for their continued trust and constructive collaboration.”

For further information or any questions, please send an e-mail to info@takraf.com.

Innovation out of tradition – It pays to talk to a specialist!

TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, shaking hands with the President of State, Mohamed Ould Ghazouani.

TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, alongside SNIM Director Projects, Ahmed Ould Mohamed Ahmed and TAKRAF’s local representative Mohamed Saleck Haidalla (right).

TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, together with a team of on-site workers.

 

About TAKRAF Group

 

TAKRAF Group, through its established and well-known brands, TAKRAF and DELKOR, provides innovative technological solutions to the mining and associated industries. With experience acquired over more than a century, the Group is well positioned to provide equipment, systems and services that best satisfy its clients’ mining, comminution, material handling, liquid/solid separation and beneficiation requirements. Servicing owners and operators around the world, TAKRAF Group‘s engineered solutions are customized to the unique project requirements and are aimed at lowering the total cost of ownership and reducing environmental impact by improving efficiency with safe and reliable equipment. For further information, visit www.takraf.com or e-mail info@takraf.com.

 

 

Images (jpg; for download):

  • Project overview graphics
    Caption: The F’Derick project in Mauritania. From right to left, the primary and secondary crushing stations, leading to the transfer tower and train loading station via a network of conveyor installations. This complex system is the result of our expertise in delivering complex bulk material handling systems.
  • Welcome by the Mauritanian President of State
    Caption: TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, shaking hands with the President of State, Mohamed Ould Ghazouani.
  • Reception TAKRAF Group & SNIM
    Caption: TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, alongside SNIM Director Projects, Ahmed Ould Mohamed Ahmed and TAKRAF’s local representative Mohamed Saleck Haidalla (right).
  • Team of on-site workers
    Caption: TAKRAF Sales Manager, Norbert Neumann, together with a team of on-site workers.

 

 

Video

  • https://youtu.be/7IHgpBC3vcA
    Caption: Animation of the F’Derick project in Mauritania showing the primary and secondary crushing stations, leading to the transfer tower and train loading station via a network of conveyor installations. This complex system is the result of our expertise in delivering complex bulk material handling systems.

Contact:

For media inquiries please contact:

 

Name: Eike Adler

Title: Communications & Social Media Manager

Phone: +49 341 2423-893

E-mail: eike.adler@takraf.com

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