The mine was closed by NMDC for the past nine months, after a state government order to impose an 80 per cent premium levy of the average sale price from there
A favourable supply scenario for the steel-making raw material is expected to drive the company's earnings
The Nagarnar steel plan was conceived by the NMDC in 2009-10 and the contract to build raw material handling system was awarded to BHEL on August 1, 2011
The agitation entered the sixth day on Wednesday even as production in NMDC's Bacheli-Kirandul complexes remained affected
The project was mired in controversy as thousands of tribals resorted to indefinite strike in NMDC's Bacheli-Kirandul complexes on Friday
The company had taken two price cuts during the March quarter and another one beginning April
Legacy is carrying out exploration in its 19 exploration tenements in Western Australia in Iron Ore, Gold and base metals
NMDC has already invested Rs 14,500 cr on a three-million-tonne capacity steel plan
Prospects dampened by pricing challenges in Odisha and production stoppage at Donimalai
The latest price hikes have been supported by supply disruption at Vale in Brazil, a large global producer, following the accident at its mine
The finance ministry has already given a green light to the company's buyback plan. The timeline for the launch of the offer would be decided by NMDC's board. The government holds 72.43% in NDMC
The PSU had decided to suspend operations after the Karnataka govt imposed 80% premium on iron ore sales from the mine
The court will hear the matter on January 10
As concerns on volumes remain elevated with Karnataka mining issue, realisations from here on holds key
After soft volumes pulled down earnings in the first half of FY19, uncertainty on Karnataka production is keeping the Street nervous
According to sources, the price increase was due to an increase in international and domestic demand combined with strong steel and pellet prices
Company's Australian arm applies for allocation of tenements for tungsten in Western Australia
NMDC Limited, a state-controlled mineral producer, has increased the price by Rs 150 a tonne for lump ore and iron ore fines with effect from August 22. The company informed exchange that the price increased to Rs 3,350 from Rs 3,200 a tonne for lump ore and Rs 2,960 per tonne for iron ore fines from Rs 2,810 a tonne.Unlike in the past this price hike will also include Karnataka, said company officials adding that the price was to reduce the gap between iron ore sold from the NDMC mines at Chattisgarh and Karnatka as compared to the prices at Odhisa.Seshagiri Rao, JMD and group CFO, JSW Steel said that the price could be because of the Rupee depreciation. He added considering the quality of the iron ores in Karnataka, the prices should be competitive.Basant Poddar, former Chairman and member of Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI)- South said that the price revision is a welcome move to spur local consumption and revenue to the state of Karnataka.Beginning of this year, in ..
NMDC, which is also expanding it's capacity, had an iron ore mining capacity of 43 million tonnes in 2017-18
The 62% Fe ore prices ex-China had corrected from more than $75 a tonne to sub $65 levels during the February-May period