Ferrominera Orinoco operates in the Guayana region of southeastern Venezuela, integrating mining, processing, rail transport, and river logistics.

Ferrominera Orinoco is located in the Guayana region, in the southeastern part of Venezuela, within the state of Bolívar. Its administrative and industrial operations are centered in Ciudad Guayana, specifically in the Puerto Ordaz area, a strategic location that connects mining operations, processing plants, railway systems, and river transport infrastructure.

The company’s mining complexes are situated in the Ferriferous Quadrilateral, an area that includes the deposits of San Isidro, Los Barrancos, Altamira, and Las Pailas. These deposits are located north of the Orinoco River and are connected to the industrial facilities through a heavy‑duty railway network.

The industrial complex in Puerto Ordaz is positioned near the confluence of the Orinoco and Caroní rivers, providing direct access to port terminals and the river navigation system used for national and international shipments. This geographic location allows efficient integration of mining, processing, logistics, and export operations.

Ferrominera’s geographic position within the Guayana region ensures proximity to energy sources, transportation corridors, and major steel producers, strengthening its role as a strategic supplier for the national and international iron and steel industry.