Mount Tom Price Mine is one of the earliest and most established iron ore mining operations in Western Australia, operated by a global mining group headquartered in the United Kingdom.

The mine is recognized for its large scale open pit production capacity and long standing role in servicing global steel manufacturing industries.

Comprehensive mine to port logistics infrastructure, including heavy haul rail networks, ensures consistent export performance and reinforces its position in the international iron ore trade.

Mount Tom Price Mine began production in 1966, marking one of the earliest large scale iron ore developments in the Pilbara region.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, capacity expansions and rail infrastructure upgrades strengthened its position as a major contributor to international iron ore exports.

Under continued ownership by a mining group headquartered in the United Kingdom, the mine has remained a cornerstone asset within the global steel supply chain.

Operational Scope: Mount Tom Price Mine is a flagship iron ore production complex with long established mining infrastructure.

Primary Mining Regions: The operation is situated in the Hamersley Range, Pilbara region of Western Australia.

Infrastructure and Logistics: A fully integrated mine to port logistics system including rail haulage supports continuous export flows.

2024: Mount Tom Price Mine delivered strong output, backed by equipment upgrades and workforce performance enhancements.

2025: New initiatives prioritized digital mining integration and energy efficiency strategies to maximize resource recovery.

The operation continued to support international iron ore demand and export stability through integrated planning frameworks.