Skip to content

Infrastructure, Resources & Ventures

Mining & Mineral Resources

Prospecting, exploration, extraction, beneficiation, processing, transportation and trading of minerals, ores, coal and mineral-based products, including lease and concession holding.

Request a proposalLifecycle stage: Operate

Upstream of the plants we build: mineral prospecting, extraction, processing and trading, backed by the same land, approvals and project execution capability.

The problem

What goes wrong without this.

Mining in India is regulated end to end, and the regulatory position determines the commercial one. Lease and concession rights, environmental and forest clearance, consent to operate, approved mining plans and transport permits each gate the operation, and a deficiency in any of them stops production regardless of how good the deposit is.

The commercial risk is equally specific. Deposit quality and recoverable reserve are frequently assumed from limited sampling. Beneficiation requirements are underestimated, so processing cost turns out higher than assumed and product grade lower than committed. Transport and evacuation cost, which can dominate delivered price for bulk minerals, is treated as a secondary consideration.

Mining ventures that work are the ones where the geology, the regulatory position and the evacuation economics were established with the same rigour before capital was committed.

What we do

Capabilities in this service

  • Prospecting and exploration programme planning and execution
  • Deposit assessment, sampling, reserve estimation and quality characterisation
  • Mining lease, prospecting licence and concession application and holding
  • Mining plan preparation, approval and periodic revision
  • Environmental clearance, forest clearance and consent to operate for mining operations
  • Extraction operations planning, mine development and production management
  • Beneficiation and mineral processing plant setup and operation
  • Transportation, evacuation logistics and dispatch management
  • Mineral and ore trading, including domestic supply and export
  • Statutory compliance, royalty administration and mine closure planning

Our process

How the engagement runs

Stage-wise, with the deliverable and typical duration for each. Timelines vary with project scale and authority response — these are indicative rather than contractual.

  1. 1

    Resource assessment

    2–6 months

    Geological review, sampling and testing, reserve estimation and quality characterisation against the specification the target market requires.

    Deliverable: Resource assessment and quality report

  2. 2

    Regulatory positioning

    1–3 months

    Lease or concession status, clearance requirements, mining plan approval path and the full statutory position mapped before commitment.

    Deliverable: Regulatory assessment and approval roadmap

  3. 3

    Project planning

    2–3 months

    Extraction method, production schedule, beneficiation requirement, evacuation route and delivered cost build-up to the point of sale.

    Deliverable: Mining project plan and delivered cost model

  4. 4

    Approvals and mine development

    12–36 months

    Clearance applications, mining plan approval, infrastructure development, plant installation and operational readiness.

    Deliverable: Approvals in place and developed mine

  5. 5

    Operations and dispatch

    Ongoing

    Extraction, processing, quality control, dispatch, royalty administration and ongoing statutory compliance.

    Deliverable: Operating mine with compliance records

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Resource assessment with reserve estimate and quality characterisation
  • Regulatory position assessment and approval roadmap
  • Approved mining plan
  • Environmental, forest and operating clearances
  • Delivered cost model including evacuation
  • Developed mine and processing facility
  • Compliance, royalty and dispatch records

Who this is for

Typical client profiles

Holders of mineral concessions seeking development or operating capability
Industrial users seeking secure raw material supply
Investors evaluating mineral assets
Buyers and traders sourcing minerals and processed mineral products

Part of

Infrastructure, Resources & Ventures

Beyond the factory gate.

Why NITS Corp

Why bring this to us

Regulatory position established first

Lease standing, clearances and mining plan approval are assessed before capital is committed, because they determine whether a deposit can be worked at all.

Evacuation economics taken seriously

For bulk minerals, transport frequently dominates delivered cost. We model it to the point of sale rather than to the mine gate.

Project execution capability in-house

Mine development, beneficiation plant setup and infrastructure are delivered by the same engineering and project teams that build industrial facilities.

FAQ

Common questions

Do you hold mining leases yourselves?
The company is constituted to obtain and hold mining leases, licences and concessions, and to operate them. We also work with existing concession holders who need development, operating or compliance capability rather than a change in ownership.
Which minerals do you work with?
Minerals, ores, coal, minor minerals and mineral-based products, subject in every case to the applicable licensing regime for that mineral and state. Minor minerals and industrial minerals carry a materially different regulatory path from major minerals, and the distinction matters early.
How long from concession to production?
Generally two to four years where clearances are required, with environmental and forest clearance usually the longest single item. Operations on an already-cleared lease with an approved mining plan can begin considerably faster.
Can you supply minerals to our plant?
Yes, through trading and supply arrangements. For industrial users the relevant questions are consistency of grade, assured volume and delivered cost, and those are what a supply arrangement should be structured around.

Discuss your mining & minerals requirement.

A short conversation is usually enough to tell you whether the project is viable, what it will take, and what it should cost. There is no charge for that first discussion.