The Australian Mining Review

Jahama

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GFG Alliance’s industrial and metals business Liberty is a large steel and aluminium producer and participan­t in high value add or ‘advanced engineerin­g’ products. Headquarte­red in London with global hubs in Dubai, Singapore, Sydney and Hong Kong, the group has five divisions – Commoditie­s, Recycling, Steel, Aluminium, and Engineerin­g, and trades in more than 50 countries.

SIMEC

An acronym for Shipping, Infrastruc­ture, Mining, Energy and Commoditie­s, SIMEC is a fully independen­t company owned by Sanjeev Gupta’s father Parduman K. Gupta. In South Australia, its mining division (iron ore and coking coal) supplies the raw material for the Whyalla blast furnace and to third parties. On the energy front, SIMEC is the largest developer of renewable energy projects in the UK and specialise­s in trading energy and energy related commoditie­s. It also owns commercial ports, railway stock, marine fleets, and storage facilities. The other pillar to GFG Alliance is its Wyelands financial services group which comprises an independen­t bank and financial advisory services business. The British bank is focused on global trade and was establishe­d to help industry grow and enable businesses to trade more easily around the world. Jahama Estates is GFG Alliances’ property business. It operates a wide portfolio of industrial, commercial, residentia­l and agricultur­al properties across four continents with the majority in the UK. It is currently the fifth largest private land owner in the UK.

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