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Powder metallurgy Cu-30Fe alloy was prepared by mechanical alloying, pressureless sintering, and rolling processes. The alloy microstructure and physical properties affected by rolling were studied. The Fe particles were small and uniformly distributed in the Cu matrix. The average Fe particle size in the sintered state was 1 µm, and particles had subspherical or irregular shapes. The Fe particles became elongated, tadpole-shaped, and spindle-shaped as a result of rolling. At the same time, the Cu grains were elongated and refined, while the Cu grains near the Fe particles were finer as a result of the coordinated deformation of the soft Cu and hard Fe phases. After annealing at 400 °C, the cold-rolled Cu-30Fe alloy had 620 MPa tensile strength, 10% elongation, and 50% IACS electrical conductivity, achieving a good combination of mechanical and functional properties. The coordinated deformation behavior and grain refinement mechanisms of both Cu and Fe phases due to rolling were described, along with the microstructure and physical properties evolution.