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WAHIDULLAH SHAHRANI
SAIL-led consortium to invest only Rs 7,000 crore in Afghanistan plantSAIL-led consortium AFISCO will initially invest only up to Rs 7,000 cr in Afghanistan for setting up a steel plant with capacity of up to ...- SAIL-led consortium's $10.8 billion Afghanistan plan to take off soon"I don't see any bottleneck from our side," Shahrani said, adding local government would also allow the SAIL-led consortium to market its p...
- India to seal deal on maiden Afghan steel project todayIndia will hold talks with a SAIL-led consortium of steel and mining companies to ease their entry into Afghanistan for the first-ever deal.
- Indian companies hold breath as Kabul set to invite bids for developing 4 new mines"Indian companies have good potential and they are competitive. We expect to attract both public and private companies from India to partic...
- Sterlite, JSPL, Monnet eager to join PSUs for Afghan mines"Three parties are exploring opportunities to participate with us so that one bid from India as a country is placed. We have not yet taken ...
- SAIL-led consortium may finalise pact with Afghanistan by July-endThe SAIL-led consortium may sign the final pact with Afghanistan by July-end to develop a steel plant, a thermal power plant and necessary ...
- India eyeing Afghanistan oil & gas blocks sans bidsIndia is hoping to secure oil and gas exploration blocks in Afghanistan on the basis of its goodwill with the country.
- Government considering SAIL-led consotium's demand for state fundingGovt is considering the demand of SAIL-led consortium for state funding of their $ 10.8 bn investment plan in Afghanistan.
- Indian consortium to ink final pact for Hajigak mines soonSAIL-led consortium and Afghanistan government are likely to ink a final pact in May to develop rich Hajigak iron ore mines.
- SAIL consortium AFISCO to invest Rs 375 crore in Afghan minesThe consortium had won iron ore mining rights in the area in November, giving India access to a key raw material for steelmaking.
- SAIL-led consortium AFISCO bags ore mining rights in Hajigak, AfghanistanAFISCO(Afghan Iron and Steel Consortium) includes three state-run firms - SAIL, National Mineral Development Corp and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam.
- Afghanistan extends bid date for Hajigak Mines by a monthThe extension is aimed at attracting better bids from potential global investors for a property laced with security concerns.
- SAIL seeks partner for Afghanistan plantSAIL has decided to rope in a strategic partner to spearhead its plan to set up a three million tonnes steel plant in Afghanistan.
- Tatas, SAIL may jointly bid for Afghan minesThe war-torn country has invited an Expression of Interest (EoI) to develop the mine, which it said is a part of huge "proven" reserves wor...
- ArcelorMittal, Tatas, Jindals keen on Afghanistan investmentIn order to attract investment in the war-torn country, Afghanistan had in September sought expression of interest rom global companies to ...
- India inks framework pact for TAPI gas pipelineIn a significant development, India on Monday signed initial agreements for a gas pipeline from Turkmenistan via Afghanistan and Pakistan.
- Hindustan Copper may bid for Afghan minesState-owned Hindustan Copper has expressed interest in bidding for the development of mines in Afghanistan, which is estimated to have mine...
- Indian cos, Rio, BHP keen on developing Afghan minesAfghanistan today said Indian mining companies and global majors like Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are keen to develop the war-torn country's...
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