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SCCL signs agreement to explore gold and copper deposits in Karnataka's Devadurga Block, marking a significant expansion beyond Telangana.
SCCL signs pact to begin gold, copper exploration in Karnataka
SCCL signs pact to begin gold, copper exploration in Karnataka Hyderabad, Aug.7 (RAHNUMA): The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has taken another significant step towards exploring gold and copper deposits in the Devadurga Block, spread across Raichur and Yadgir districts of Karnataka. After securing the exploration licence for the block through the Government of India’s mineral auction process, SCCL has now signed an agreement with t…
SCCL Begins Gold and Copper Exploration in Karnataka After Signing Pact with State Government
The agreement, signed in Bengaluru on Thursday evening, marks the official commencement of exploration activities in the 199.13-square-kilometre Devadurga Block spread across Raichur and Yadgir districts.
SCCL Takes First Step Towards Gold–Copper Exploration in Karnataka's Devadurga Block
Agreement Signed with Karnataka Department of Mines & Geology to Commence Exploration Exploration to be completed Within Five Years: K. Venkateshwarlu, Director (Projects & Planning), SCCL HYDERABAD, AUGUST 07, 2026: The Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) has taken another significant step towards the exploration of gold and copper deposits in the Devadurga Block, spread across Raichur and Yadgir districts of Karnataka state. Having sec…
Canadian firm begins construction of 13-km access road to gold project
(Kaieteur News) – Canadian miner Gold Port Corporation has commenced construction of a 13-kilometre access road to its Groete Gold Copper Project in Guyana. The company said the access road will extend from the Manaka Road on the East Bank of the Essequibo River to the Groete Creek project site. The road will include several all-weather […] The post Canadian firm begins construction of 13-km access road to gold project appeared first on Kaieteur…
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