Mining industry showing recovery from Covid-19 crisis
COAL & MINING

Mining industry showing recovery from Covid-19 crisis

Mining is one of the few industries that have recovered financially and operationally from the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic economic crisis according to a report by PwC India. The audit firm said that the decisions made about workplace policies, including the role of digitisation and automati...

Mining is one of the few industries that have recovered financially and operationally from the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic economic crisis according to a report by PwC India. The audit firm said that the decisions made about workplace policies, including the role of digitisation and automation, will shape the future of mining for years to come, claiming that 2020 was a banner year for the mining sector. The price recovery in the second half of the fiscal year gave the industry a boost in terms of performance and financial metrics. Mining companies in India have remained resilient and continue to operate, while also assisting the government in addressing the health pandemic in their areas of operation.

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