THE MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR POWER, COAL, NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY AND MINES (SHRI PIYUSH GOYAL)
(a): As per information provided by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, the quantity and value of iron ore exported to China during the last three years and current year is given below:
Year Quantity (in tonne) Value (in crore)
2014-15 4287520 1190.21
2015-16 5061373 1032.05
2016-17 29283992 9613.71
2017-18 (upto May, 2017) 4720878 1194.03
(b): As per information provided by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, the quantity of iron ore exported to China out of the total iron ore exported during the last three years and current year is as under:
Year Total Iron ore exported (in tonne) Iron ore exported to China (in tonne) China’s share in total iron ore export (%)
2014-15 7298107 4287520 58.75
2015-16 5444485 5061373 92.96
2016-17 30538662 29283992 95.89
2017-18
(upto May, 17) 6084436
4720878 77.59
(c) and (d): As per information made available by Indian Bureau of Mines (a Subordinate office of Ministry of Mines), the quantity/ value of domestic despatches of iron ore in the country during the last three years are given below:
(Quantity in ‘000 tonnes; Value in Rs ‘000)
Use 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 (P)
Non Captive Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
60306 154070220 88809 151666093 135466 213051612
Mining sector, including mining and trade in iron ore, has been deregulated since the year 1993. Since then, the prices are determined by the interplay of market forces. Domestic prices are influenced by trade policy, resource availability, market dynamics (demand-supply scenario), international prices, royalty rates, taxes, global demand scenario etc. Average sale price of minerals including iron ore is available on the official website of Indian Bureau of Mines (http://ibm.gov.in).
*****
Download PDF Files