Vedanta wants rise in ore cap to survive in Goa
BUSINESS STANDARD, MUMBAI | 26 September 2015 19:41 IST
Diversified natural resources company, Vedanta Ltd has urged the government of Goa to raise its iron ore production quota in the state for survival. The company seeks diversion of other miners' quota to it.
The company owns 10 large and small iron ore mines in Goa of which two are currently operational following environment clearance approval from the state government. Vedanta announced re-opening of its Codli mine in Goa on August 10, 2015 after three years of closure following Supreme Court order.
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