The heads of seven domestic steel makers will meet next week to chalk out ways to fund the USD 10.8 billion Hajigak project in Afghanistan.

The Afghan Iron and Steel Consortium, a group of Indian companies that won rights to mine Afghanistan's biggest iron ore deposit.

The Indian consortium is back from another round of discussion for acquiring mining rights to the 1.8 billion tonne of iron ore reserves in...

A SAIL-led consortium of leading Indian steel and mining firms plan to invest $75 million in first phase for the development of Hajigak iro...

A consortium of six public and private companies, led by steel major SAIL, will bid for developing a copper deposit in war-torn Afghanistan...

A consortium of four PSUs as well as two private firms have been shortlisted to invest in new gold and copper deposits in Afghanistan.

SAIL-led consortium is bidding for copper and gold reserves in mineral-rich Afghanistan, the government said today.

SAIL-led consortium and Afghanistan government are likely to ink a final pact in May to develop rich Hajigak iron ore mines.

Steel minister Beni Prasad Verma is headed to Kabul to sign a MoU, as part of India's growing economic engagement with Afghanistan.

The SAIL-led consortium that bagged mining rights for three iron ore mines at Hajigak will sign the final agreement with the Afghanistan go...

AFISCO(Afghan Iron and Steel Consortium) includes three state-run firms - SAIL, National Mineral Development Corp and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam.

State-run miner NMDC is hoping to acquire a mining lease for a gold deposit in Tanzania soon.

Three public sector units and an equal number of private sector firms would form a consortium, led by SAIL, will submit the final bid for t...

The extension is aimed at attracting better bids from potential global investors for a property laced with security concerns.

Fourteen Indian firms, of the total 22, had been short-listed to bid for the mines estimated to contain about 1.8 billion tonnes in reserve.

SAIL has decided to rope in a strategic partner to spearhead its plan to set up a three million tonnes steel plant in Afghanistan.

In order to attract investment in the war-torn country, Afghanistan had in September sought expression of interest rom global companies to ...