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List of Exploration Agencies Available with Ibm LIST OF EXPLORATION AGENCIES AVAILABLE WITH IBM S.No Name of the company & Complete List of major clints No. of Drilling Machines Annual Address with contact Telephone Nos. financial & web site turnover 1 M/s.Central Drilling Associates, Subham M/s Ultratech Cement, M/s. Sanghi Conventional drill rigs nearly 32 of Tower, 1st Floor, Block No 9 Plot No Infrastructures, CMPDI(Coal Exploration), various make and Modern Hitech Drill ` 74.7 million 18/1, B-2, RPTS Road, Ajni Square, CMDC Ltd (Chhattisgarh) Rigs from Sandvik(DB 710) - 2nos, Nagpur-440015,Ph.No.0712- Boart Long Year (DB 520) -1no, Kores 6500387,[email protected], (KDR 600) - 1no. [email protected] 2 M/s ACC Ltd Raw material & mine Work solely for company a)Skid mounted GD425 b) Truck Services are planning, ACC Thane complex, L.B.S mounted DM625 c) Highly mobile VOL for non Marg, Thane-400604, India Ph No 35 d) Advanced deep hole drilling commercial +912239248382 Fax No +91 hydrostatic drill e) Truck mounted basis hence 2225811618, www.acclimited.com Rotomac 50DTH drill & HALCO(DTH financial turn drills) f) Multipurpose reverse circulation over is not (RC) cum core drill applicable 3 M/s Nareshkumar & Co Pvt Ltd,101/104, M/s ACC Minerals resources Ltd M/s Tata UDR-710Hydro static core drill with 1st floor Srimohini complex, G 45 Steel, DMG Jharkhand & M/s Gujarat pump -2Nos ` 2320 Kingsway , Nagpur Tel No 0712- Mineral Development Corporation millions 6629931/6629932, Fax No 0712 6618740, ID- [email protected],Registered office M/s Nreshkumar & Co Pavt Ltd, 9B,wood street, Kolkata 700016 1 4 M/s RMSI Pvt Ltd.,A-7, Sector-16, Noida, Abhijeet Group, Adhunik Industries, Anglo Not indicated UP, Noida 201301 Tel No +91 American, Bengal Energy, Delta Mining ` 918 million 1202511102 , 2512101, Fax No +91 consolidated SouthAfrica, De Beers, Essar 1202511109, 2510963. www.rmsi.com Mineral Resources Ltd (EMRL), Firestone Diamonds, SouthAfrica, Golden Star Exploration Ghana, Jindal stainless Turkey, Midwest Africa, Mineral enterprises, Paramount Mining, Sudar, Prithvi Group , Reliance Industries Ltd, Tata Steel. 5 M/s Deccan Exploration Services Pvt. Reliance, Tata Steel, Adhunik Group, Not indicated Ltd.,No.89/1, 4th Floor, Raja Ikon Aditya Birla Group, Triveni Group, J B ` 20 million Building, Marathahalli Outer Ring Road, Group, Manyata Group Bangalore 560037, Ph.No. 918040428400, Fax: 918040428401, email: [email protected] 6 M/s.Transional Drilling and Mining HZL, Sesa Goal Ltd , Adi Gold Mining Pvt a) Hydco 1000 H drilling rig- 1 No b) Associated Pvt. Ltd,Regd. Office: LUV- Ltd Ferro Alloys Corpn Ltd, Mining Boart longyear D.V.525 drilling rigs- 1 ` 212 million 303,Agrasen Apart. 66 I.P.Extension, Assoiciates Pvt Ltd(CMPDI), Reliance No c) Atlas copco CS 14 drilling rig-2 Patparganj, Delhi 110092, Tel.No.0124- Industreis Ltd Deep Industries Ltd Nos d) Dynatec-DICD 15 Nos e) CIFM 4993830, Fax: 0124-4993833, Corporate Geopetrol International Inc Drilling ridge- 1 No e) Robertson Office: 311,JMD Pacific Square, Sector Triplex pam for motorised drilling-2 sets 15, Part II, Gurgaon 122001, Tel.No. 0124-4993830, Fax: 0124-4993833, www.tdma.ndsco.net 7 M/s.Saturn Mining and Exploration Jindal Steel & Power ltd , Jharkhand a) Skid mounted heavy duty diamond Pvt.Ltd. ,6, Satya House, Indira Nagar, Integrated power ltd. co crilling RD-60 with RD-470 triplix ` 3.7 Million Kanke Road, Ranchi 834008, Tel.No high pressure receprocating mud 0651-2232109, Fax: 0651-2232109, pump(Hydralic drill) truck mounted www.saturnindia.in heavy duty drilling ridge with RD 470 triplex high pressure reciprocating mud pump (hydrolic drill) drill accessores /ridge etc. 2 8 M/s.Siddharth Geo Consultants,621/3, 1st MMTC Ltd , ESSAR Steel Ltd CMDC Ltd 5000mtr & 2500 mtr DTH drilling floor, Ramkund, Samata Colony, Behind Chhattisgarh etc. ` 6 Million Life Worth Hospital, Raipur-492001 Ph No 0771-4281072 Fax No 0771-4281072 www.geoconsultants-sgc.com 9 M/s. Siddharth Geo Consultants (India) 1.M/s Jindal Steel Power Limited Drilling machine (One) 1)KORES 2011-2012 Private Limited. 2. M/s Monnet Ispat & Power Limited MODEL(KME-600) Capacity-600 m in NQ (` 0.976 million) 621/3 1st Floor, Ramkund,Samta colony, 3. M/s MMTC Ltd. Rod and 405m in HQ Rod, Powered by Behind Life Worth Hospital, Raipur, 4. M/s Essar Steel HA 494 KILOSKAR Engine. Chhattisgarh.phone-0771-4070731, Fax- 5. M/s Adhunik 0771-4281072, E- mail: 6. M/s Rashmi Group KORES MODEL (L-100 C) Skid mounted [email protected] 7. M/s Navobharat Fuels duplex reciprocating Mud Pump, Powered [email protected],Website. 8. M/s Neo Metalliks Limited by HA 394 KILOSKAR Engine. www.mininggeology-sgc.com 9. M/s MSP Steel 10. M/s Salsar Sponge & Power Limited 10 M/s.De Bears India Pvt Ltd, Advanced The company does not take up any Portable Diacor Drill-rig (capacity : The company Business Centre No 83,Maker Chambers, exploration activity for any other company 50mtr. depth - 2 nos. has spent more VI , Nariman Point, Mumbai-400021 - Tel or organisation. They take up exploration than ` 1500 No 022-22832971 , Fax No 022- for their company only crores towards 22832823 www.debearsgroup.com its exploration Exploration office & Treatment Centre : activities in no 36/A, Iind phase, Peenya Industrial India Area, Bangalore-560058, Tel No 08022162222 Fax No 080 22162244 11 M/s.Shreeram Gemicon Pvt.Ltd,L-09, a)M/s Monnet Ispat Limited, New Delhi a) Drilling Rig for Coring Drilling -7 songanga Colony, Seepat Road, b)M/s Jindal Steel & Power Limited, b)Drilling Rig for Non coring drilling -1, ` 91 Million Bilaspur-495006 (C.G), Ph.No. 07752- Raigarh c) M/s Jayaswals NECO Limited, 258164, Fax No. 07752-258203, Nagpur d)M/s Raipur Alloys and Steel [email protected] Limited, Raipur.e)M/s Prakash Industries Limited, New Delhi f) M/s Sainik Finance & Industries Limited, New Delhi g)M/s Bengal Emta Coal Mines Limited h) M/s Fatehpur East Coal Company Ltd i)M/s Chhattisgarh Sondhia Coal Company Ltd. j) M/s Madhya Pradesh State Mining Corporation Ltd.k) M/s CMPDIL 3 12 GEMS PROJECTS PVT.LTD.,1236/2, 40 clients, mainly are :i) M/s Tata Metaliks 1 l)Drilling machine - i)LONGYEAR-35 - Less than Lagpat Nagar, Near Lala Lajpat Rai Ltd. Ii)M/s SKS Power & Ispat Ltd. Iii)M/s 02 ii)VOL-90 -12 iii)JOY-12-B-04 ` 100 Million Senior Secondary School, Pundag, Ispat Industries Ltd. Iv) M/s Jindal Pipes iv)L&T-44 -02 v)VOL-180 -05 vi) Argora, Ranchi, Jharkhand-834012, Ltd. V) M/s JSW Steel Ltd. Vi) M/s KDR60-01 Ph.No. 0651-2246412,Fax No.0651- Jharkhand State Minerals Development 2242513, [email protected] Cooporation Ltd vii)M/s Sun Flag Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. viii)M/s Tata Refractory Ltd. ix) M/s MECON Limited x) M/s Engineers India Ltd. xi) M/s Hindalco Industries Ltd. xii) M/s National Highway Authority of India 13 M/s.Hydro-Geosurvey Consultants Pvt. Indian Rayon & Industries Ltd., KEC 4 heavy duty hydraulicdiamond core Ltd,C-103,Shastri Nagar, Jodhpur International Ltd., Gujarat Ambuja Cement drilling machines and 3clyx drilling rigs, ` 14 Million 342003, Ph.No. 0291-2431754, Ltd., Shree Cement Ltd. Mangalam Cement http://www.hydrogeosurvey.com email- Ltd., Lafrage Cement (India) Ltd., Dalmia [email protected] Cement (Bharat) Ltd., Vedanata Cement Ltd., J.K.Cement Works, Sidhhi Vinayak Cement Ltd 14 M/s Geo Solutions Private Ltd,,HIG-21, Hira group, Amravati group, Sai Chemicals, Drilling services are provided from Not indicated HUDCO Colony, Amdi Nagar, Bhilai, Dist. Arcelor Mittal India Ltd, Neco Ceramics Ltd, R.K.Drilling Services Itarsi. Durg, Chhattisgarh, Ph.No.+91- Jayaswal Neco Industries Ltd, Jamul 9425123191 www.geosolutions.org.in Cement Works,ACC Ltd, Bhilai Steel Plant, Manganese Ore India Ltd, Balasore Alloys Ltd., JLD Cement, Abhijeet Cements Ltd.,Ispat Industries Ltd.,SAIL RMD 15 M/s Sai Universal Mining services,1-17, M/s. P.B.Setty& Sons, M/s. Bharath Mines Core Drilling VOL 180,Longyear LF Not indicated Aswini Nilaya, J.P.Nagar, 2nd Cross, and Minerals, M/s. Apple Alloys, M/s. 90D - 2Nos, DTH drill (115mm dia)-1No Hospet -583201, Bellary dist., Karnataka Ramakrishna Minerals, M/s. J.K.Cement, Tel/Fax No.08394-265084, M/s. Caria Steel , M/s.SMIORE +919449815560, www.sumsconsultancy.org 4 16 M/s. Khanna Associated,Ramesh Nagar, Ambuja Cement, Ultratech Cement, Jaypee VOL 90 NQ, VOL 30 NQ, L&T 575 Not indicated B-42/18, New Delhi 110015. Ph.No. 011 Cement 65372624, e-mail: [email protected] 17 M/s Mineral Exploration Coroporation State DMG like Maharashtra, Kerala, Hydrostatic rig : Longyear HY-44 - Limited,Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Chattisgarh, Meghalya, Gujarat, Assam, 2nos, Kores Acker- WAII- 5nos, Kores ` 1270 Bhavan, High Land Drive Road, Seminary Bihar, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Tripura, Filing DR-1500 -1no, LMP-1500 -11nos, Million Hills, Nagpur 440006, Maharashtra, Arunachal Pradesh, Orissa etc., and NTPC, LMP-DR-2500 -3,JVM-2500 -2nos and Ph.No. 0712- 2511841,2510310. Fax No. MOIL, NHPC, NMDC Ltd., ONGC etc., and other coventional drill rigs:a) VOL400 0712-2510548, www.mecl.gov.in many other private organisations. And -1No b)VOL300- 39 Nos c) VOL180 - Clients of International /Multi National like 9Nos. d) VOL90 -2Nos. e) Dm 625 - Bishimetal Exploration Comapny, Japan, 4Nos. f) KME 1000 -4 Nos. g) RD 30 - Bureau De Recherches Geologiques Et 3Nos. h) RD 60 -6 Nos. i) RD 100 -5 Mines, Orleans, France, Heaven On Earth Nos.
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