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Supreme Court Cancels Iron Ore Mining Leases Of 88 Companies In Goa
The Supreme Court today quashed the second renewal of iron ore mining leases given to 88 companies in Goa in 2015. It also ordered that environmental licences be granted afresh.Hearing a petition filed by Goa Foundation, a non-profit, the court ruled that the state government was obliged to grant fresh mining leases in accordance with law, in view ...
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Goa Government To Renew Efforts To Restart Iron Ore Exports: Laxmikant Parsekar
After failing to resolve differences between mining company Sesa Iron Ore and the truck owners, the Goa government has said it would renew the efforts to restart the iron ore exports in the state.
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Laxmikant Parsekar Refutes Charges About Liaison With Mining Companies
Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar on Saturday rubbished opposition Congress' allegations that he was in liaison with the mining companies and dared his critics for a debate on the issue.
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MMTC Makes Foray Into Low Grade Iron Ore Exports: Report
MMTC Ltd, India's biggest trading company, issued a tender on Thursday seeking overseas buyers for iron ore from Goa state, which a company source said marked its entry into the low-grade ore business as mining picks up in the country.
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Profits to Dip as Mining 'Cake Has Shrunk': Vedanta
As Vedanta Ltd, formerly known as Sesa Sterlite, gets down to resuming mining operations in Goa after three years, the company's iron ore business CEO Kishore Kumar said the mining "cake has shrunk".
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Vedanta Looks to Regain Market Share After Goa Mining Resumption
The company, which has decided to shift its registered office from Goa to Mumbai, is now keenly awaiting the restart of mining in Goa post the monsoon season by October.
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Government to Cut Export Tax on Low-Grade Iron Ore in Boost for Goa
Court action against illegal mining has shut the industry in Goa for more than two years, although companies including top miner Vedanta Ltd are starting to get approval to resume work in about a month.
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Goa May Resume Iron Mining in Two Months After Green Nod: Report
Sesa and other companies in Goa, however, are unlikely to be able to make any significant export as low world prices have made low-quality ore from India uncompetitive.
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Sesa Sterlite Says Supreme Court Ruling Not Related to Company
Sesa Sterlite Ltd has said the Supreme Court's reiteration on Tuesday of a prior ruling that all iron ore mined in Goa before 2007 belonged to the western state did not relate to the company.
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Sesa Expects Goa Iron Ore Mining to Resume by January/February
Sesa is India's top private iron ore mining company with most of its operations in Goa, the biggest iron ore exporting state where no mining has taken place since September 2012 due to action against illegal mining.
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Vedanta reports rise in zinc, oil & gas output, but shares fall
Vedanta has been hurt by the ban on iron ore mining in Karnataka and the western Indian state of Goa over the last few quarters. The company received clearance from India's top court in September to resume mining in Karnataka, but is still awaiting a decision to permit mining in Goa.
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Sesa Goa hopeful of getting green nod to Kartaka mine soon
Vedanta group firm Sesa Goa is hopeful of securing forest clearances in a "matter of days" to resume operations in Karnataka, a top company official said.
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Diesel sales decline after mining activity ban in Goa
Oil companies in Goa have reported plummeting sales in diesel to the extent of 15 per cent in general and 90 per cent in iron-ore rich belt of the state, due to ban on the mining industry.
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Sesa Goa defers 10-25 per cent of salaries from January due to mining ban
Vedanta Resources subsidiary Sesa Goa has deferred 10-25 per cent of salaries to its senior employees as it grapples with huge erosion in sales and profits on account of ban on mining in Goa and Karnataka, a top company official said today.
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Sesa Goa falls after Supreme Court panel's recommendations
Shares in Sesa Goa declined 2 per cent after a panel appointed by India's top court recommended scrapping 42 iron ore mining leases in Goa until mining companies submit plans to deal with the environmental impact and the legal details involved, a lawyer who attended the hearings said.
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Supreme Court Cancels Iron Ore Mining Leases Of 88 Companies In Goa
The Supreme Court today quashed the second renewal of iron ore mining leases given to 88 companies in Goa in 2015. It also ordered that environmental licences be granted afresh.Hearing a petition filed by Goa Foundation, a non-profit, the court ruled that the state government was obliged to grant fresh mining leases in accordance with law, in view ...
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Goa Government To Renew Efforts To Restart Iron Ore Exports: Laxmikant Parsekar
After failing to resolve differences between mining company Sesa Iron Ore and the truck owners, the Goa government has said it would renew the efforts to restart the iron ore exports in the state.
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Laxmikant Parsekar Refutes Charges About Liaison With Mining Companies
Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar on Saturday rubbished opposition Congress' allegations that he was in liaison with the mining companies and dared his critics for a debate on the issue.
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MMTC Makes Foray Into Low Grade Iron Ore Exports: Report
MMTC Ltd, India's biggest trading company, issued a tender on Thursday seeking overseas buyers for iron ore from Goa state, which a company source said marked its entry into the low-grade ore business as mining picks up in the country.
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Profits to Dip as Mining 'Cake Has Shrunk': Vedanta
As Vedanta Ltd, formerly known as Sesa Sterlite, gets down to resuming mining operations in Goa after three years, the company's iron ore business CEO Kishore Kumar said the mining "cake has shrunk".
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Vedanta Looks to Regain Market Share After Goa Mining Resumption
The company, which has decided to shift its registered office from Goa to Mumbai, is now keenly awaiting the restart of mining in Goa post the monsoon season by October.
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Government to Cut Export Tax on Low-Grade Iron Ore in Boost for Goa
Court action against illegal mining has shut the industry in Goa for more than two years, although companies including top miner Vedanta Ltd are starting to get approval to resume work in about a month.
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Goa May Resume Iron Mining in Two Months After Green Nod: Report
Sesa and other companies in Goa, however, are unlikely to be able to make any significant export as low world prices have made low-quality ore from India uncompetitive.
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Sesa Sterlite Says Supreme Court Ruling Not Related to Company
Sesa Sterlite Ltd has said the Supreme Court's reiteration on Tuesday of a prior ruling that all iron ore mined in Goa before 2007 belonged to the western state did not relate to the company.
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Sesa Expects Goa Iron Ore Mining to Resume by January/February
Sesa is India's top private iron ore mining company with most of its operations in Goa, the biggest iron ore exporting state where no mining has taken place since September 2012 due to action against illegal mining.
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Vedanta reports rise in zinc, oil & gas output, but shares fall
Vedanta has been hurt by the ban on iron ore mining in Karnataka and the western Indian state of Goa over the last few quarters. The company received clearance from India's top court in September to resume mining in Karnataka, but is still awaiting a decision to permit mining in Goa.
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Sesa Goa hopeful of getting green nod to Kartaka mine soon
Vedanta group firm Sesa Goa is hopeful of securing forest clearances in a "matter of days" to resume operations in Karnataka, a top company official said.
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Diesel sales decline after mining activity ban in Goa
Oil companies in Goa have reported plummeting sales in diesel to the extent of 15 per cent in general and 90 per cent in iron-ore rich belt of the state, due to ban on the mining industry.
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Sesa Goa defers 10-25 per cent of salaries from January due to mining ban
Vedanta Resources subsidiary Sesa Goa has deferred 10-25 per cent of salaries to its senior employees as it grapples with huge erosion in sales and profits on account of ban on mining in Goa and Karnataka, a top company official said today.
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Sesa Goa falls after Supreme Court panel's recommendations
Shares in Sesa Goa declined 2 per cent after a panel appointed by India's top court recommended scrapping 42 iron ore mining leases in Goa until mining companies submit plans to deal with the environmental impact and the legal details involved, a lawyer who attended the hearings said.
