Ivanhoe Atlantic is weighing a US stock market listing in 2026 after clearing a major hurdle for its iron ore development plans in Guinea. The mining firm recently secured approval for rail access to its Kon Kweni iron ore deposit, a critical step that significantly improves the project’s commercial viability. With infrastructure uncertainty easing, executive chair J. Peter Pham says the company has been engaging closely with the US government and has received encouraging feedback. While a US listing is the leading option, Ivanhoe Atlantic is also considering a possible secondary listing in Australia. The move would mark a pivotal moment for the company as it looks to attract global capital and accelerate development of one of West Africa’s promising iron ore assets.
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