• Alurion Resources reported an independent logistics study backing road haulage for its Amargosa bauxite export plan at up to 11,500,000 wet Mtpa.
• The study found no modeled road-capacity constraints across tested cases, supporting a larger scale than the 5,750,000 wet Mtpa scoping base case.
• Preferred export route runs mainly on Brazil’s BR-101 highway to the Port of Enseada, about 160 km from the North District.
• Engineering work is assessing modular expansion of Enseada capacity to 13,500,000 wet Mtpa for inclusion in a mid-2027 pre-feasibility study.
• A longer-term option links the Central District by road to a proposed FIOL rail load-out, pending completion and commercial access to FIOL-Porto Sul.

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