India’s iron ore production touched 77
million tonnes between April and September, a growth of 10 per cent compared to
70 million tonnes a year ago.
According to data compiled by OreTeam Research,
a Delhi-based firm, this shown a positive trend during the first half of the
current financial year, despite many mines being shut in Goa, Karnataka, Odisha
and Jharkhand.
The production touched 152 million
tonnes for the year ended March,
According to miners and analysts, the
production has come largely from Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Karnataka during the
first six months. The production from Karnataka is likely to touch 21-23
million tonnes in FY15 and cross 25-million tonne mark in FY16.
State run NMDC has achieved 12.3 per
cent rise in production at 14 million tonnes during April-September. Most has
come from its Chhattisgarh mines. In Karnataka, 21 mines are working of 23
cleared by the Supreme Court panel.
During the first six months, about 11 million tonnes of iron ore has been produced and sold through the e-auctions.
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