Indian Mining & Exploration

Publication Date	February 2008
Publisher	Cygnus
Product Type	Report
Pages	136
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	CYG00062

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Summary

Mining sector's contribution to the country's GDP is expected to rise to almost 5% in five years from its current share of 2.8% of the GDP. It is estimated that there are more than 590 fuel mineral mines working in India of which coal mines dominates the sector with more than 80% share and the balance 20% is in various metals and other raw materials such as gold, copper, iron, lead, bauxite, zinc and uranium.. Of the 89 minerals produced in India, 4 are fuel minerals, 11 metallic, 52 non-metallic and 22 minor minerals.The mineral production (excluding atomic minerals) during 2006-07 in value terms is estimated at INR878.66 billion compared to INR839.38 billion in 2005-06, registering growth of 4.68% during 2005-2007. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is steadily flowing into the sector on par with the stepped up FDI inflow in other developing regions such as Brazil and South Africa. The FDI in Indian mining sector was INR16,629.41m in 2007 as against INR146.19m in 2006, registering a growth of 1,041% respectively.

Industry Insight - Mining & Exploration is prepared keeping in mind the backdrop of the mining industry's future prospect. The report gives a broad overview of the mining and exploration in India with a brief reference to global mining activities, various segments of the minerals and its reserve, status of select mineral rich states in mining, 13 major players in mining and exploration (two oil exploration companies are covered), key growth drivers of the industry and issues & challenges, critical success factors, major M&A happened in the recent past and future outlook of the industry.

Content

Executive
Summary
Highlights
1.Introduction
2. Overview of Global Mining and Exploration Industry
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Current Status
- 2.3 Exploration and Processing of Mineral
- 2.4 Technology Advancement
- 2.5 Global Companies
3. Overview of Indian Mining and Exploration Industry
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Current Status
- 3.3 Key Activities in Mining
- 3.3.1 Exploration and Development of Mine
- 3.3.2 Regulation and Conservation
- 3.3.3 Mining and Processing
- 3.4 Public Sector Undertakings Are Still Holding Major Share
- 3.5 Mining Equipment Industry
- 3.5.1 Joint Forum to Enhance Indian Mining Equipment Technology
- 3.6 Foreign Direct in Vestments
- 3.7 Mining Companies in India
4. Minerals in India
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.1.1 Fuel Minerals
- 4.1.2 Metallic Minerals
- 4.1.3 Non-Metallic Minerals
- 4.1.4 Minor Minerals
- 4.2. Ranking of Indian Performance in The World
- 4.3 Reserves and Production of Important Minerals
5. Fuel Minerals
- 5.1 Coal
- 5.2 Lignite
- 5.3 Natural Gas
- 5.4 Petroleum
6. Metallic Minerals
- 6.1 Bauxite
- 6.2 Chromite
- 6.3 Copper Concentrate
- 6.4 Gold
- 6.5 Iron Ore
- 6.6 Lead Concentrate
- 6.7 Manganese Ore
- 6.8 Zinc Concentrate
7. Non-Metallic Minerals
- 7.1 Diamond
- 7.2 Dolomite
- 7.3 Gypsum
- 7.4 Limestone
- 7.5 Magnesite
8. Minor Minerals
9. Status of Select Indian States
- 9.1 Orissa
- 9.1.1 Introduction
- 9.1.2 Mineral Status
- 9.2 Jharkhand
- 9.2.1 Introduction
- 9.2.2 Mineral Status
- 9.3 Chhattisgarh
- 9.3.1introduction
- 9.3.2 Mineral Status
- 9.4 West Bengal
- 9.4.1 Introduction
- 9.4.2 Mineral Status
- 9.5 Andhra Pradesh
- 9.5.1 Introduction
- 9.5.2 Mineral Status
- 9.6 Rajasthan
- 9.6.1 Introduction
- 9.6.2 Mineral Status
- 9.7 Gujarat
- 9.7.1 Introduction
- 9.7.2 Mineral Status
- 9.8 Tamil Nadu
- 9.8.1 Introduction
- 9.8.2 Mineral Status
- 9.9 Uttar Pradesh
- 9.9.1 Introduction
- 9.9.2 Mineral Status
- 9.10 Karnataka
- 9.10.1 Introduction
10. Major Players 67 Oil Exploration Companies
- 10.1 Reliance Industries Limited
- 10.1.1 Introduction
- 10.1.2 Performance
- 10.1.3 Business Strategies
- 10.1.4 Future Outlook
- 10.2 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited
- 10.2.1 Introduction
- 10.2.2 Financial Performance
- 10.2.3 Business Strategies
- 10.2.4 Future Outlook 72 Mining Companies
- 10.3 National Aluminium Company Limited
- 10.3.1 Introduction
- 10.3.2 Performance
- 10.3.3 Business Strategies
- 10.3.4 Future Outlook
- 10.4 Coal India Limited
- 10.4.1 Introduction
- 10.4.2 Performance
- 10.4.3 Business Strategies
- 10.4.4 Future Outlook
- 10.5 Singareni Collieries Company Limited
- 10.5.1 Introduction
- 10.5.2 Performance
- 10.5.3 Business Strategies
- 10.5.4 Future Outlook
- 10.6 Tata Steel
- 10.6.1 Introduction
- 10.6.2 Performance
- 10.6.3 Business Strategies
- 10.6.4 Future Outlook
- 10.7 Hindalco Industries
- 10.7.1 Introduction
- 10.7.2 Performance
- 10.7.3 Business Strategy
- 10.7.4 Future Outlook
- 10.8 Steel Authority of India Limited
- 10.8.1 Introduction
- 10.8.2 Performance
- 10.8.3 Business Strategies
- 10.8.4 Future Outlook
- 10.9 Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited
- 10.9.1 Introduction
- 10.9.2 Performance
- 10.9.3 Business Strategies
- 10.9.4 Future Outlook
- 10.10 Hindustan Copper Limited (Hcl)
- 10.10.1 Introduction
- 10.10.2 Performance
- 10.10.3 Business Strategies
- 10.10.4 Outlook
- 10.11 Hindustan Zinc Limited
- 10.11.1 Introduction
- 10.11.2 Performance
- 10.11.3 Business Strategies
- 10.11.4 Future Outlook
- 10.12 Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited
- 10.12.1 Introduction
- 10.12.2 Performance
- 10.12.3 Business Strategies
- 10.12.4 Future Outlook
- 10.13 National Mineral Development Corporation Limited
- 10.13.1 Introduction
- 10.13.2. Performance
- 10.13.3. Business Strategies
- 10.13.4. Future Outlook
11. Growth Drivers
- 11.1 Technological Sophistication and It Automation
- 11.2 Liberalisation of Mining Sector
- 11.3 Government Policy Reforms
- 11.4 High Growth in Asia Fuels The Indian Mining Sector
- 11.5 Deregulation of Indian Coal Sector to Boost Foreign Participation
- 11.6 Consolidations Propel The Sector
- 11.7 Higher Demand for Gold to Drive Mining Sector Growth
- 11.8 Government Support
- 11.9 Favourable Trade and Investment Policy
12. Issues & Challenges
- 12.1 Human Resource
- 12.2 Financing Explorations
- 12.3 Technologies in Indian Mining and Exploration Industry
- 12.4 R&D
- 12.5 Logistics & Supply Chain Management
- 12.6 Violation of Safety Rules
13. Critical Success Factors
- 13.1 Selection of Location for Optimum Output
- 13.2 Controlling Project Implementation Schedule
- 13.3 Roping in Private Partner Is A Big Deal
- 13.4 Meeting Environmental Requirements
- 13.5 Meeting Safety Norms for Mining
- 13.6 Effective Utilisation of It
14. Regulations
- 14.3 Ownership of Mines and Minerals
- 14.4 Access over Land
- 14.5 Mineral Concessions
- 14.6 Authority for Grants of Mineral Concessions
- 14.7 Types of Mineral Concessions
- 14.8 Investment Policy
- 14.8.1 Private Participation121
- 14.8.2 Foreign Participation
- 14.8.3 Ceiling
- 14.8.4 Automatic Route
15. Mous with Other Countries in Mining
- 15.1 Mou with Uzbekistan
- 15.2 Mou with China
- 15.3 India-Australia Joint Working Group on Energy and Minerals
- 15.4 India-Canada Geosciences Working Group
- 15.5 Mou with United States
16. Recent M&A and Jv Activities
- 16.1. Mergers and Acquisition
- 16.2. Joint Ventures
17. Future Outlook
List of Figures
- Figure3.1: Mineral Production Value Terms (2002-03)
- Figure3.2: Mineral Production Value Terms (2006-07)
- Figure3.3: Number of Reporting Mines (2000-01)
- Figure3.4: Number of Reporting Mines (2006-07)
- Figure4.1: Composition of Fuel Minerals (2002-03)
- Figure4.2: Composition of Fuel Minerals (2006-07)
- Figure4.3: Composition of Metallic Minerals (2002-03)
- Figure4.4: Composition of Metallic Minerals (2006-07)
- Figure4.5: Composition of Non-Metallic Minerals (2002-03)
- Figure4.6: Composition of Non-Metallic Minerals (2006-07)
- Figure5.1: Production of Coal (2002-2007)
- Figure5.2: Production of Lignite (2002-2007)
- Figure5.3: Production of Natural Gas (2002-2007)
- Figure5.4: Production of Crude Petroleum (2002-2007)
- Figure6.1: Production of Bauxite (2002-2007)
- Figure6.2: Production of Chromite (2002-2007)
- Figure6.3: Production of Copper Concentrate (2002-2007)
- Figure6.4: Production of Gold (2002-2007)
- Figure6.5: Production of Iron Ore (2002-2007)
- Figure6.6: Production of Lead Concentrate (2002-2007)
- Figure6.7: Production of Manganese Ore (2002-2007)
- Figure6.8: Production of Zinc Concentrate (2002-2007)
- Figure7.1: Production of Diamond (2002-2007)
- Figure7.2: Production of Dolomite (2002-2007)
- Figure7.3: Production of Gypsum (2002-2007)
- Figure7.4: Production of Limestone (2002-2007)
- Figure7.5: Production of Magnesite (2002-2007)
- Figure8.1: Production of Minor Minerals (2002-2007)
- Figure10.1: Financial Performance of Reliance Industries (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.2: Operational Performance of Reliance Industries (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.3: Financial Performance of Ongc (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.4: Operational Performance of Ongc (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.5: Financial Performance of Nalco (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.6: Operational Performance of Nalco (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.7: Subsidiary Wise Operational Performance of Cil (Pbdit Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.8: Subsidiary Wise Financial Performance of Cil (Net Sales Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.9: Financial Performance of Sccl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.10: Operational Performance of Sccl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.11: Financial Performance of Tisco (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.12: Operational Performance of Tisco (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.13: Financial Performance of Hindalco Industries (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.14: Operational Performance of Hindalco Industries (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.15: Financial Performance of Sail (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.16: Operational Performance of Sail (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.17: Financial Performance of Mecl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.18: Operational Performance of Mecl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.19: Financial Performance of Hcl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.20: Operational Performance of Hcl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.21: Financial Performance of Hzl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.22: Operational Performance of Hzl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.23: Financial Performance of Nlcl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.24: Operational Performance of Nlcl (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.25: Financial Performance of Nmdc (Fy05-Fy07)
- Figure10.26: Operational Performance of Nmdc (Fy05-Fy07)
List of Tables
- Table 2.1: Global Mines Segment Wise (2006)
- Table 2.2: Global Offshore Rig and Utilization by Region (2007)
- Table 2.3: Important Metals Average Annual Value (2006)
- Table 3.1: Fdi Inflows in The Mining Sector (2000-2006)
- Table 3.2: Global Mining Companies in India
- Table 3.2: Mineral Companies in India (2006-07)
- Table 4.1: Total Reserves and Production of Important Mineral in India (2006-07)
- Table 9.1: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Orissa
- Table 9.2: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Jharkhand
- Table 9.3: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Chhattisgarh
- Table 9.4: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in West Bengal
- Table 9.5: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Andhra Pradesh
- Table 9.6: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Rajasthan
- Table 9.7: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Gujarat
- Table 9.8: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Tamil Nadu
- Table 9.9: Total Reserves of Important Mineral in Uttar Pradesh
- Table 10.1: Financial Highlights of Reliance Industries (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.2: Financial Highlights of Ongc (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.3: Financial Highlights of Nalco (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.4: Various Project Segments and The Capacity after Expansion of Nalco
- Table 10.5: Financial Highlights of Sccl (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.6: Financial Highlights of Tisco (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.7: Financial Highlights of Hindalco Industries (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.8: Financial Highlights of Sail (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.9: Financial Highlights of Mecl (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.10: Financial Highlights of Hcl (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.11: Financial Highlights of Hzl (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.12: Financial Highlights of Nlcl (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 10.13: Financial Highlights of Nmdc (Fy06-Fy07)
- Table 16.1: Recent past Major Merger and Acquisition Deals in Mining Industry
- Table 16.2: Recent past Major Joint Ventures in Mining Industry