Iron Ore and Limestone Production Surge in FY24

02 Jul 2024 CW Team

India's iron ore production reached 275 million metric tons (MMT) and limestone production hit 450 MMT in FY24, showcasing a robust performance in the mining sector. This significant output reflects the country?s ongoing efforts to strengthen its mineral production capabilities and meet the growing demands of various industries.

The iron ore sector, buoyed by high demand from the steel industry, saw substantial growth. This surge in production aligns with the government's push to boost domestic steel manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. The increased output is expected to support infrastructure projects and contribute to the overall economic development.

Limestone production also saw a remarkable increase, driven by its essential role in the cement industry. The higher limestone output is anticipated to meet the rising demand for cement, crucial for construction and real estate sectors experiencing a boom. This growth in production underscores India's capability to cater to its infrastructural needs internally.

Industry experts attribute this production boost to improved mining practices, technological advancements, and supportive government policies aimed at enhancing the mining sector's efficiency. They also highlight the importance of sustainable mining practices to ensure long-term resource availability.

The significant production figures in both iron ore and limestone indicate a positive trajectory for India's mining industry. This trend is expected to continue, bolstered by ongoing investments and reforms in the sector. The robust output not only fulfils domestic needs but also positions India as a key player in the global mineral market. The continued focus on mining efficiency and sustainability will be crucial in maintaining this growth momentum.

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