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    IRON OREINDIA & NMDC

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    IRON ORE RESOURCE OF INDIA

    Total Iron Ore resource of India is 28.52 BT

    17882.1

    10644.1

    28526.2

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    Haematite Magnetite Total

    Reserves

    Remaining Resources

    Total Resources as on

    1.4.2010

    6,900 7,000

    23,00025,000

    29,000

    35,000

    0

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    15,000

    20,00025,000

    30,000

    35,000

    40,000

    US

    India

    China

    Russia

    Brazil

    Australia

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    USA Australi

    a

    Brazil Canada China India* Iran Kazakhs

    tan

    Maurita

    nia

    Mexico Russia South

    Africa

    Sweden Ukraine Venezue

    la

    World

    total

    Crude

    ore (mt) 6,900 35,000 29,000 6,300 23,000 8,093 2,500 2,500 1,100 700 25,000 1,000 3,500 6,500 4,000 170,000

    Iron

    content 2,100 17,000 16,000 2,300 7,200 4,500 1,400 900 700 400 14,000 650 2,200 2,300 2,400 80,000

    * As per 2010 data

    Grade Reserves Remaining

    Resources

    Total

    Resources

    Haematite 8093.5 9788.6 17882

    Magnetite 21.8 10622 10644

    Total 8115.3 20411 28526

    IRON ORE RESOURCE OF INDIA

    Odisha

    34%

    Jharkhand

    26%

    Chattishgarh

    19%

    Karnataka

    12%

    Goa

    5%

    other states

    4%

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    IRON ORE PRODUCTION IN INDIA

    53

    525

    375

    40

    1,300

    245 100 610

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    400

    600

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    1200

    1400

    Mine production 2011

    Mine production 2012e

    Iron ore production for FY 2011-12 of 167 MT shows decrease

    of about 19% compared to FY 2010-11

    Head Public

    sector

    Private

    sector

    Total

    Mines 34 260+24

    associated

    mines

    294+24

    Production 33.3% 66.7% 100%

    No. Mines with >1MTPA 13 30 43

    Contribution >1 MTPA Mines

    to total production

    31.1% 44.8% 75.9%

    Captive mine 13 13 26

    Production of captive mine

    (MT)

    22.6 20.2 42.8

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    Orissa

    40%

    Jharkhand

    11%

    Chhattisgarh

    18%

    Karnataka

    8%

    Goa

    20%

    Others

    3%

    State Ore (MT)

    Orissa 67013

    Jharkhand 18942

    Chhattisgarh 30455

    Karnataka 13189

    Goa 33372

    Orissa

    36%

    Jharkhand

    5%

    Chhattisgarh

    26%

    Karnataka

    8%

    Goa

    18%

    others

    7%

    Value

    Rs. 37965 Crores

    IORN ORE PRODUCTION IN INDIA

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    IRON ORE MINING &

    CONSUMPTION IN INDIA

    In 2011-12, about 110.98 MT of Iron ore was consumed in various industries like iron & steel, sponge iron, ferro-alloys, alloy

    steel, coal washery and cement.

    Iron & Steel including sponge iron were major consumer of iron ore and accounted about 98%.

    Iron ore mining is carried out by opencast method .

    Mining is undertaken using by manual, semi-mechanized and mechanized operations.

    Large mechanized mines are mostly in the public sector.

    Manual and semi-mechanized mines are mainly in private sector.

    Some mechanized mines in Goa, Jharkhand and Odisha are also operated by the private sector

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    IRON ORE INDUSTRY IN INDIA

    13 pelletisation plants in the country with capacity of 41.5 million

    tonnes per annum.

    India's first dry process pelletizing plant , owned by of JSW Steel Ltd

    is with capacity to manufacture 9.2 million tpy pellets across its two

    units.

    Essar Steel Pelletisation plant at Visakhapatnam has installedcapacity of 8 million tonnes per annum with second largest in the

    world Iron ore slurry is pumped through 267 km pipeline from

    Bailadila, Chhattisgarh.

    Essar, NMDC, JSW, The Orissa Minerals Development Co. Ltd

    (OMDCL), TATA steel are in process of setting up pelletaisation plant

    To encourage beneficiation and pelletisation of iron ore fines in the

    country, basic customs duty on the plants and equipments iron orebeneficiation plants has been reduced from 7.5 % to 2.5% w.e.f 17th

    March 2012.

    The sintering plants total capacity is about 60.47 MTPA.

    All integrated steel plants except IISCO Steel Plant (ISP)

    have their own sintering plants.

    The gross pig iron manufacturing capacity in the country

    was about 5.941 million tonnes .

    The private sector accounted for 91% of total production

    for sale of pig iron in the country in 2011-12 (provisional).

    India is the world's largest producer of sponge iron with a

    host of coal based units accounted for 76% of total sponge

    of iron production in the country .

    The installed capacity of sponge iron increased from 1.52

    MTPA in 1990-91 to around 37.31 MTPA in 2012-13.

    Production has increased from 0.9 MT in 1990-91 to 20.37

    MT in 2011-12.

    There were 324 sponge iron units in the country. Out of

    these, 3 gas-based units had a capacity about 8 milliontonnes per annum and the rest were coal-based units.

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    IRON ORE Foreign Trade-INDIA

    iron ore fines (85%),

    iron ore lumps (14%), and

    iron ore non-agglomerated concentrates & iron

    ore pellets (1%).

    2010-11 2011-12

    Exports of iron ore 47.15 46.89

    Value Exported 22184 21416

    China 93%,

    Japan 4 %

    Korea 2%

    Iron ore Pellets (82%),

    2010-11 2011-12

    Import of iron ore

    (MT)

    1.867 0.978

    Ukraine, Russia, Bahrain, South Africa, Belgium

    Senegal, Indonesia, Mali, Finland

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    NMDC - Profile

    Formed on 15.11.1958

    Govt. Of India Enterprise , Under Ministry Of Steel

    Navratna Category Company

    Pioneer and leader in exploration & Mining

    Core business - Iron ore, Diamond & Sponge Iron.

    Consistent Profit Making & Dividend paying

    Company.

    Product Achievement

    2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

    Iron Ore

    (LT)

    Bailadila&

    Donimalai

    251.55 272.60 271.84

    Diamon

    d

    (Carats)

    Panna 10865.93 18043.44

    Sponge

    Iron

    (T)

    Paloncha 38962.00 37260.00

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    NMDCs FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

    11614.7114255.65

    19200.07

    24396.29 27505

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    2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

    4372.38

    3447.26

    6499.227265.39

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    2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

    2011-12 2012-13

    Authorized Capital396.47 400.00

    Profit After Tax 7265.00 6342.00

    Turn Over 11262.00 10704.00

    Net worth 24396.00 27505.00

    7559.11

    6222.6

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    India is one of the leading producer of iron ore in the world.

    In order to conserve iron ore resources of the country for long term domesticvalue addition, export duty on all varieties of iron ore (except pellets) has beenincreased w.e.f. 30.12.2011 from 20% to 30% ad valorem.

    The Working Group for 12th Plan, Planning Commission of India has estimated thatthe production of iron ore would be about 374 million tonnes by 2016-17 at 8%

    growth rate. The apparent consumption is estimated at 218 million tonnes by2016-17 at 8% growth rate.

    The Working Group has pointed out that to promote the domestic steel industry,assured iron ore linkages need to be promoted.

    It has further recommended that fiscal and non-fiscal incentives will need to beprovided through joint effort of the Ministry of Mines and Ministry of Steel. Inparticular, technologies for agglomeration, pelletisation and direct use of fines to

    produce steel must be identified and taken up in Mission mode to achieve thenational goal to produce 200 million tonnes of steel per annum by 2020.

    Acquisition of technology assets abroad pertaining to application of low grade ironore and other technology for pig iron, sponge iron and pelletisation has also beenunderlined by the Working Group in its Report.

    Future Out Look Of INDIA

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    Thank You