Vensar gets LoA from WCL for Valni coal mine rehab
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Vensar gets LoA from WCL for Valni coal mine rehab

Western Coalfields Ltd has issued a letter of award to Vensar Construction Company Ltd for the commissioning, rehabilitation, development and operation of the Valni underground mine.

This contract is for 25 years and the total coal production proposed under it will be 6.05 million tonnes. The contract has been made on a revenue-sharing basis. This is WCL's first contract of its kind and the third such contract for parent company Coal India Ltd.

Manoj Kumar, chairman and managing director of WCL, expressed the hope that work in the Valni mine would start soon and this mine would play an important role in meeting the coal requirements of the nation.

It may be noted that the Coal Ministry has launched a special campaign to fulfil the coal requirements of the country.

See also:
SCCL signs MoU for coal purchase from Naini block
India’s coal demand grew at highest pace globally in 2022


Western Coalfields Ltd has issued a letter of award to Vensar Construction Company Ltd for the commissioning, rehabilitation, development and operation of the Valni underground mine. This contract is for 25 years and the total coal production proposed under it will be 6.05 million tonnes. The contract has been made on a revenue-sharing basis. This is WCL's first contract of its kind and the third such contract for parent company Coal India Ltd. Manoj Kumar, chairman and managing director of WCL, expressed the hope that work in the Valni mine would start soon and this mine would play an important role in meeting the coal requirements of the nation. It may be noted that the Coal Ministry has launched a special campaign to fulfil the coal requirements of the country. See also: SCCL signs MoU for coal purchase from Naini blockIndia’s coal demand grew at highest pace globally in 2022

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