Quarterly expenditure on iron ore exploration in Australia 2011-2022

Published by L. Granwal, Aug 31, 2023
In the quarter ended December 2022, expenditure on iron ore exploration in Australia amounted to 174.9 million Australian dollars. Expenditure on iron ore mining had reached a peak in June 2012 over the reported period.

Quarterly expenditure on iron ore exploration in Australia from March 2011 to December 2022 (in million Australian dollars)

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Release date

March 2023

Region

Australia

Survey time period

March 2011 to December 2022

Special properties

quarters ending in month

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