The Ministry of Mines is set to organise a significant roadshow on 11th January 2025 in Kochi, Kerala, to showcase India’s first e-auction of offshore mineral blocks. This event aims to unlock new opportunities in the mining, cement, and infrastructure se
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The roadshow aims to showcase India’s first e-auction of offshore mineral blocks and to encourage participation from the mining, cement, and infrastructure sectors. It will provide insights into the auction process, resource potential, and the benefits of exploring offshore mineral resources.
The event will be chaired by Shri V.L. Kantha Rao, Secretary of the Ministry of Mines, and attended by Shri A.P.M. Mohammed Hanish, Principal Secretary of the Industries Department, Government of Kerala, along with other key dignitaries and industry experts.
A total of 13 offshore mineral blocks are being offered in this first tranche, with 3 blocks off the Kerala coast, 3 blocks off Gujarat, and 7 blocks in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Key sessions will include presentations by SBICAPS on the auction framework, MSTC on the e-auction platform, and GSI on the resource potential of the offshore mineral blocks, with a focus on the blocks off Kerala’s coast.
Comprehensive details about the auction, including block specifics and bidding conditions, are available on the MSTC auction platform at https://www.mstcecommerce.com/auctionhome/mlcln/.
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