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Fortescue's Transition To Green Energy Rocked By Falling Iron Ore Prices, Executive Turnover

Update time : 2024-06-21 17:03:16

Fortescue Metals Group

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, one of the largest global iron miners, is navigating a prolonged turbulence. Its stock declined over 25% year-to-date as the thinning management team grapples with weakening ore prices as it steers the company toward the green energy space.

The year 2023 was marked by substantial executive turnover and personal upheavals for the company's leadership. Notably, CEO and founder Andrew Forrest separated from his spouse, Nicola Forrest, raising concerns as the couple holds a 36% stake in the company through the private investment company Tattarang.

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