Projects

proposed production expansion of limestone mine from (9.10 mtpa to 14.10 mtpa) at villages- bhatkotari, lasravan, phalwa and rasulpura, taluka- nimbahera, district- chittorgarh, rajasthan

wonder cement is planning a 2-phase 2x2 mtpa clinker grinding unit at industrial area, village kherwas, dist. dhar, madhya pradesh. each phase will entail 2 mtpa. the estimated total cost of the project is rs. 7,250 million, out of which, rs. 3,750 million will be invested for phase-i & rs. 3,500 million for phase-ii. equipment suppliers & contractors are yet to be appointed. creative enviro services is the environmental consultant. a power plant may come up in future. the project is waiting for environmental clearance. according to moef sources, land requirement is 28.5 hectares. land has been allotted by madhya pradesh audyogik kendra vikas nigam. the plant will adopt dry process to manufacture ppc and opc. power requirement of 14 mw for phase-i and 12 mw for phase-ii will be sourced from state grid. the project will be completed in 12-16 months period after receipt of all approvals. [info as of: sept. 16]

wonder cement is planning a 2-phase 2x2 mtpa clinker grinding unit at village jatoda, dist. dhule, maharashtra. each phase will entail 2 mtpa. a power plant may come up in future. the project will come up on 44.11 hectares of acquired land. the estimated total cost of the project is rs. 6,820 million, out of which, rs. 3,500 million will be invested for phase-i & rs. 3,320 million for phase-ii. power requirement of 14 mw for phase-i and 12 mw for phase-ii will be sourced from state grid. a 6.5 mw dg set is proposed. equipment suppliers & contractors are yet to be appointed. enviro techno consultant is the environmental consultant. the project is waiting for environmental clearance. [info as of: sept. 16]

wonder cement proposes a 5 mtpa mechanized opencast limestone mining project at villages karunda, payri, dhanora, maliya khedi, tehsil nimbahera, dist. chittorgarh, rajasthan on 255.0032 hectares leased land. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 440 million. the current status of the project could not be ascertained. according to the pre-feasiblity report filed in moef, total power requirement of proposed project will be 1.5 mw. limestone will be only utilized in the captive cement plant at karunda. limestone will be transported from mine up to the crusher in the mines by using dumpers and from crusher to cement plant by covered belt conveyor. green belt will be developed in earmarked area within the premises. [info as of: nov. 16] wonder cement, part of the rk group, is planning a 5 mtpa limestone mining project at villages karunda, payri, dhanora and maliya khedi, tehsil nimbahera, dist. chittorgarh, rajasthan. the project is waiting for environmental clearance. mining work is expected to commence in 2017. according to moef sources, mining lease area is 255.0032 hectares. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 440 million. j.m.environet is the consultant. power requirement will be 1.5 mw will be sourced from existing captive power plant. method of mining will be opencast mechanized. life of mine is 9 years. the mined limestone will be transported to the crushers (proposed mine and installed in existing mine) and will be conveyed through closed conveyor belt/ covered dumper to cement plant at an aerial distance of 2.3 km from the mine area. the company is proposing for expansion of its cement plant entailing capacity augmentation of clinker from 6 mtpa to 9.5 mtpa, cement from 8 mtpa to 12 mtpa, cpp from 80 mw to 140 mw and whr boiler from 18 mw to 30 mw. [info as of: mar. 15]

wonder cement proposes a 5 mtpa mechanized opencast limestone mining project at villages karunda, payri, dhanora, maliya khedi, tehsil nimbahera, dist. chittorgarh, rajasthan on 255.0032 hectares leased land. the estimated cost of the project is rs. 440 million. the current status of the project could not be ascertained. according to the pre-feasiblity report filed in moef, total power requirement of proposed project will be 1.5 mw. limestone will be only utilized in the captive cement plant at karunda. limestone will be transported from mine up to the crusher in the mines by using dumpers and from crusher to cement plant by covered belt conveyor. green belt will be developed in earmarked area within the premises. [info as of: mar. 15]