Iron Ore Supply: Hematite & Magnetite
Minequor is developing an iron ore division across three of India's primary mining belts, Goa, Odisha and Karnataka, to supply hematite and magnetite as lumps and fines.
Status: In development. Minequor's operating mine today is the Raigad bauxite mine; the iron ore belts below are being developed.
Planned iron ore products
Iron ore belts in development
- Mineral
- Iron ore
- Advantage
- Port connectivity
- Mineral
- Iron ore
- Advantage
- Scale of supply
- Mineral
- Hematite, magnetite
- Advantage
- Industrial demand
The same pit-to-port discipline
The iron ore division will follow the model we already run for bauxite in Raigad: systematic open-cast mining, on-site crushing and screening, grading lots by chemistry, testing at the stockpile and again at loading, and dispatch by road and port.
Hematite (Fe₂O₃) and magnetite (Fe₃O₄) are the two main iron ores used by India's steel industry. Supplying both, as lumps and fines, lets us serve blast furnace, direct-reduction, sinter and pellet buyers. See how our operations work.
Iron ore FAQ
Is Minequor's iron ore available now?
Not yet. The iron ore division is upcoming, with belts in development in Goa, Odisha and Karnataka. You can register your requirement now and the sales team will share availability as supply comes online.
Which iron ore products will Minequor supply?
Hematite lumps, hematite fines and magnetite, for industrial raw-material demand. Final specifications will be agreed per contract and confirmed by lab analysis.
Where are Minequor's iron ore belts?
In three of India's primary mining regions: the Goa belt, valued for direct port connectivity; the Odisha belt, for large-scale supply; and the Karnataka belt, with hematite and magnetite for industrial demand.
Planning iron ore purchases?
Register your ore type, form, tonnage and delivery point. We will contact you as supply from our belts comes online.