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Ferrexpo says Ukraine plant gets power back after Russian missile power line attacks

However, power is limited so the group has focused on drawing down its stockpile to supply to customers

Ferrexpo PLC (LSE:FXPO) said it has been notified of a “partial resumption” at its operations in central Ukraine after production was suspended following Russian missile strikes which damaged power lines.

Despite repairs on the state electrical infrastructure, the Swiss-headquartered iron ore producer said the supply of power to its plant is “variable and limited”, which makes it less cost-effective.

This has led the FTSE 250-listed group to use what power it has to focus on drawing down stockpiles of finished iron ore products to supply to customers.

These stockpiles have been used to ensure a “consistent supply” to customers since production was halted after the Russian missile attacks.

Ferrexpo said it has “sufficient stockpiles to meet customer demand”.

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