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NMDC eyes to touch 55 MT iron ore production mark this fiscal: CMD Amitava MukherjeeNMDC, a state-run entity, aims to boost its iron ore production by 22% to 55 million tonnes in FY26, progressing towards its ambitious 100 ...- Tata Steel engages with miners NMDC, OMC to secure future iron ore needsTata Steel is bolstering its iron ore supply for its planned 40 MTPA steel production by 2030. With four mine leases expiring in 2030, the ...
- Dispute over Saruabil Mine delays Tatas from being declared winnerAfter Tata Steel unit emerged as highest bidder, Misrilall Mine approached the Orissa High Court against denial of licence extension to it,...
- HC asks state to let Misrilall Mine match highest bid to retain Saruabil MineMisrilall Mine, which has been mining it for the past 65 years, had approached the Orissa High Court against denial of a licence extension ...
- Tata Steel, JSW draw water sustainability strategiesThe steel maker also said 29 million litres of RWH structures were added at the Joda east iron ore mine in the last fiscal.
- 'Odisha fails to collect Rs 7125.24 crore revenue due to courts'Odisha government was unable to collect revenue of Rs 7125.24 crore due to stays by different courts, Finance Minister Pradip Kumar Amat to...
- Tata Steel lines up Rs 2,000 crore for Odisha mine developmentTata Steel will spend Rs 2,000 crore to develop the Khondbond mine in Odisha, even as it gears up for an integrated commissioning of its ne...
- Tata Steel says its raw material problems may have endedTata Steel believes the raw material issues, which forced the hundred-year-old steelmaker to import iron ore for the first time in its hist...
- Unsteady iron ore supply hits Tata Steel Q3 profitTata Steel faced unsteady supply of the key raw material needed to make steel after Odisha and Jharkhand closed several iron ore mines in t...
- Tata Steel restarts key iron mines amid shortageCourt restrictions over the past three years to curb illegal mining have stifled iron ore output in India, which used to be the world's thi...
- Tata Steel shares up 1 per cent at closeShares of Tata Steel rose by 1% after Odisha government allowed the company to operate its four iron ore mines in the state till January 28
- Tata Steel rallies nearly 3% as government allows it to operate 4 minesTata Steel moved the high court and argued that its mines should not be shut as they were captive ones and suspension of work will lead to ...
- Odisha government agrees to allow Tata Steel resume mining“We have decided to implement the recent Orissa High Court interim order and mining has been allowed to resume until January 28.
- Tata Steel allowed to operate 4 Odisha mines till January 28Tata Steel's six iron ore mines were among the 26 mines which were asked to suspend mining operations in view of a SC order on May 16 this ...
- Justice M B Shah Commission for Rs 2 crore fine per hectare for encroachment by mining firmsThe Justice M B Shah Commission has suggested Rs 2 crore fine on each hectare of encroachment by mining firms, including Tata Steel and Ess...
- CEC on mining to visit Odisha to assess the satus of mines on MondayThe Supreme Court appointed Central Empowered Committee (CEC) on mining is scheduled to undertake a two-day tour to Odisha.
- Tata Steel rises over 2% as Citi raises target priceThe brokerage is bullish on company’s better Europe spreads and strong India volumes.
- Government clearance: Tata Steel, SAIL set to resume work at Odisha captive minesFollowing the ban, the entire process for granting approval for lease renewal was 'fast tracked' by the state government to minimise disrup...
- Tata, Aditya Birla, SAIL among 70 companies violating environment norms: Shah PanelLarge scale violation of environment and forest laws have taken place in Odisa since 1994-95 and most of the mining lease holders violated ...
- Shah panel report targets 55 mines of top firms in OdishaJustice M B Shah Commission has recommended to ban mining along Baitarni river in Odisha, which may affect several steel giants.
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