Minerals News

Sarda Energy Minerals share price jumped 14% after subsidiary secured a letter of intent for an iron ore block in Maharashtra. Analyst foresees a rise towards 245-260 levels.

The discovery of lithium deposits in Kashmir has given India’s semiconductor dreams hope. But to realise this dream India needs to invest massively in putting the mining infrastructure in place for critical minerals And even more, money to continue the exploration. If the government decides to go alone billions upon billions of dollars will be tied up in the process. Money which can be used elsewhere. To address it, the government decided to introduce reforms and on Friday, the Lok Sabha passed the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill The bill will enable private companies to mine critical minerals like lithium. Something that was earlier limited to state-owned companies.

India's Union Cabinet has approved amendments to allow commercial mining of critical minerals like lithium, beryllium, and titanium, among others. This move aims to boost India's manufacturing sector, reduce import dependence, and support the growing demand for these minerals in electric vehicles, batteries, and other industries. Learn how this transformation could impact India's EV industry and drive the country's exploration of deep-seated and critical minerals. Stay tuned for more insights into India's self-reliance journey in the mining sector.

As we inch closer to the last phase of earnings season, several big firms are still left to announce their Q4 results. This week, LIC, ONGC, Nykaa, Vodafone Idea, Ashok Leyland, Sun Pharma, Mahindra, Grasim, Zee Entertainment Enterprise, Hindalco, Shree Cement, etc will announce their Q4 earnings

With a market valuation of ₹254.91 Cr, Cochin Minerals and Rutile Ltd. is a small-cap company that engages in the specialty chemical industry.

The cabinet gave approval to list Telecommunication Consultants Ltd, RailTel Corp India Ltd, National Seed Corp India Ltd, Tehri Hydro Development Corp Ltd, Water & Power Consultancy Services Ltd and FCI Aravali Gypsum and Minerals Ltd

The reality is extraction technology improvements and substitution overcome scarcity of material

Vedanta Resources reports a 27% surge in operating profit to $4.1 billion for 2017-18 on higher output and increase in prices

Chhattisgarh Copper has become a subsidiary of Hindustan Copper and the shareholding pattern between HCL and CMDC is in the ratio of 74% and 26%

Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani says the decision to use drones was taken after tracking activities of state departments such as police, mines and minerals, which directly concern the public, to keep an eye on illegal activities