Lloyd Metals and Energy Limited (LMEL) of India to expand its iron ore mining capacity to 55 million tons per annum

Published: Sep 4, 2025 16:33

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Lloyd Metals and Energy Limited (LMEL) of India announced that it has obtained the crucial Environmental Clearance (EC) to expand its iron ore mining capacity to 55 million tons per annum.

LMEL's main operation, Surjagarh Mine, is located in Maharashtra, India, with a current capacity of 10 million tons per year and total reserves of 857 million tons.

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