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Iron ore prices expected to fall 10-15% after ops resume at Donimalai mine

Under the new rules, mining leases of state-owned companies will be renewed automatically without going through the auction process

India had produced more than 200 mt of iron ore in 2010-11
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Iron ore

T E Narasimhan Chennai
Karnataka miners are expecting iron ore prices to fall by around 10-15 per cent with the iron ore supply likely to resume from NMDC's Donimalai mine. 

Mining at Donimalai is set to resume after the Ministry of Mines amended the Minerals (Mining by Government Companies) Rules 2015. Under the new rules, mining leases of state-owned companies will be renewed automatically without going through the auction process.

NMDC, was embroiled legal battle with Karnataka government over Donimalai mine in the state after the local government decided to levy a premium of 80 per cent on the sale value of the mineral, extracted from

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