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Govt allows SAIL to sell 25% of its iron ore from captive mines

The ministry of steel has stated that more than 162 mt of low-grade iron ore are available at mine heads in India

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Shine Jacob New Delhi
The government has allowed state-run Steel Authority of India (SAIL) to sell 25 per cent of its iron ore produced from captive mines and dispose old stock of 70 million tonnes (mt) of low-grade iron ore mines and ores lying at mine heads across the country. 

The ministry of steel has stated that more than 162 mt of low-grade iron ore are available at mine heads in India, as the regulations do not permit SAIL to sell these materials to domestic end-use companies.  

The move by the ministry through two separate notifications on September 16 is seen as an effort to reduce

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