Fortescue, an Australian iron ore company and green energy developer, recently used its official Twitter account to share updates on upcoming climate events, annual performance results, and the potential economic impact of increased emissions reduction targets.
On August 25, Fortescue posted about significant upcoming events: “Big moments ahead.
Next month, world leaders and businesses will gather in New York for Climate Week NYC and the UN General Assembly.
Rapidly reducing emissions is profitable and possible today, and throughout Climate Week, we will lay out our plan for Real Zero and how https://t.co/ZnViPya0ZU“.
The following day, August 26, the company highlighted its financial achievements: “Performance today that powers tomorrow.
Our FY25 full year results are in, and we have delivered another year of strong performance.
198.4 million tonnes of iron ore shipped in FY25,
4% higher than FY24
7th consecutive year of dividend payout ratio 65%+
https://t.co/QtHDKr5dJN“.
On August 27, Fortescue referenced a new analysis from Deloitte Access Economics regarding Australia’s emissions targets: “New Deloitte Access Economics analysis shows a 75% emissions reduction target by 2035 could deliver:
$370 billion boost to GDP — over $10,000 extra per Australian
69,000 new jobs created each year
$20 billion more annual investment compared to a 65% target
$190 https://t.co/hOOKylkDim“.
Fortescue has positioned itself as both a major producer of iron ore and a proponent of decarbonization strategies within the mining sector. The company has announced initiatives aiming for “Real Zero” emissions across its operations. Its participation in global climate forums such as Climate Week NYC reflects broader industry trends toward integrating sustainability goals with core business activities.
