The Yandi mine is an iron ore mine located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, 90 kilometres north-west of Newman. It should not be confused with Rio Tintos nearby Yandicoogina mine, which is also sometimes shortened to Yandi.

Yandi Mine is a large iron ore mining operation located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The mine is owned and operated by BHP Billiton and is one of the largest iron ore mining operations in the world. The mine produces ore from an open pit mine and is located in the Yandi area of the Pilbara region, approximately 200 kilometres south of Port Hedland. The ore is transported by rail to Port Hedland for export.

The Yandi Mine began operations in 1991, with the first ore shipment taking place in 1992. It is now one of the largest iron ore mining operations in the world and is capable of producing over 40 million tonnes of ore per annum. The ore produced is mostly used in steel production and is exported to countries around the world.

The Yandi Mine is a major employer in the Pilbara region, with over 1,000 employees working at the mine and its associated infrastructure. The mine is also a major contributor to the economy of the region, with over $600 million in royalties and taxes paid to the state government.

The Yandi Mine is highly automated and uses the latest technology to ensure a safe and efficient operation. The mine has a number of environmental initiatives in place to ensure the protection of the local environment. These initiatives include water conservation, dust suppression, and rehabilitation of land disturbed by mining activities.

The Yandi Mine is a major contributor to the economy of the region, providing jobs and royalties to the local community. It is also a major contributor to the global steel industry, providing high-quality ore to countries around the world.