SANDUMA receives KSPCB consent for mining expansion and new conveyor system
SANDUMA received KSPCB consent for expanding iron and manganese ore mining capacity and a new 1.2 Km downhill pipe conveyor system, enhancing operational efficiency and output.
The approval for increased mining capacity for both iron and manganese ores, along with the installation of a new conveyor system, directly impacts the company's production volumes, operational efficiency, and future revenue potential.
The company received Consent for Operation - Expansion (CFO-Expand) from KSPCB for its manganese and iron ore mines, increasing mining capacity and approving a new 1.2 Km downhill pipe conveyor system, indicating positive operational growth.
Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Limited (SANDUMA) announced that the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has granted Consent for Operation - Expansion (CFO-Expand) for its manganese and iron ore mines, effective from 12 November 2025. This approval includes: * For Mining Lease No. 2678, consent for a 1.2 Km downhill pipe conveyor system from Kammathuru Iron Ore Mine to PMBR railway siding. * For Mining Lease No. 2679: * An increase in iron ore mining capacity to 0.084 MTPA (8.4 lakh tonnes per annum) for FY 2025-26, and 0.089 MTPA (8.9 lakh tonnes per annum) for FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28. * An enhancement of manganese ore mining capacity from 0.032 MTPA (3.2 lakh tonnes per annum) to 0.049 MTPA (4.9 lakh tonnes per annum) for FY 2025-26 to FY 2027-28. The company will present these statutory approvals to the Monitoring Committee and the Department of Mines and Geology to commence operations at the specified levels.
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