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A Business Opportunity - Coal Mining in Pakistan
For us, it is not only a business, it is a passion.

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COAL MINING CONTRACTORS
Our Coal Consultants have in-depth knowledge of the coal industry and have been active participants in coal mining, coal preparation and handling, quality control and equipment procurement

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Our Coal Consultants have in-depth knowledge of the coal industry and have been active participants in coal mining, coal preparation and handling, quality control and equipment procurement. Our extensive experience in coal comprises:
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Feasibility Studies, Internal Rate of Return (IRR) Calculations Scoping Studies Front-end engineering studies Evaluation of coal mining operations Studies for the expansion of surface and underground coal mines Coal beneficiation Coal reserves estimation Design of barge and rail loading facilities Project permitting Mine ventilation Economic, market and financial studies Project Schedule Development, CAPEX Studies and OPEX Studies Operations improvement Flow diagram development Due Diligence for Acquisitions Mergers and Acquisitions Management consulting Auxiliary Equipment Selection Assistance and Material handling Quality Assurance / Quality Control Monitoring Site Advisory Services

How is Coal Mined
Coal Deposits in Pakistan

How is coal mined?
Mining is the process of removing coal from the ground. There are two types of mining: underground mining and surface mining. When the coal seam is fewer than 125 feet under the surface, it is mined by surface mining. Coal that is deeper than 125 feet is removed from the ground by underground mining.

Coal deposits in Pakistan

Coal deposits in Pakistan are up to 185 billion tons. The deposits are more than 850 trillion cubic feet spanning over different regions of the country, surprisingly more than the oil reserves in Saudi Arabia having a

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