Fortescue Metals Group has achieved significant milestones in the financial year 2024, with positive outcomes in both operational performance and decarbonisation efforts. The company recorded a Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate (TRIFR) of 1.3, indicating a notable 28% enhancement from the previous year. Additionally, Fortescue reported a record iron ore shipment of 53.7 million tonnes in the fourth quarter of FY24, contributing to a total of 191.6 million tonnes for the entire financial year. The company showcased its commitment to decarbonisation by initiating the commissioning of a 100 megawatt solar farm, operating a hydrogen-powered haul truck prototype, and progressing green hydrogen projects in Brazil and Oman. These efforts align with the company's target of achieving Real Zero by 2030 without relying on voluntary carbon offsets. Fortescue Energy CEO emphasized the company's dedication to green hydrogen projects, ensuring financial discipline to focus on economically viable ventures that deliver value to shareholders. The company signed contracts for the sale of electrolysers from its Gladstone facility and forged partnerships for the use of cutting-edge battery intelligence software in electric vehicles. Looking ahead to FY25, Fortescue aims to achieve record shipments with a guidance of 190 - 200 million tonnes. The company is streamlining its structure and operations to capitalize on opportunities swiftly and efficiently in the evolving market landscape, embodying a commitment to sustainability, innovation, and financial prudence.