Birla Corporation Limited has issued a clarification regarding the operational metrics of its Bikram Coal Mine in Madhya Pradesh. The company corrected a previous reporting error, confirming that 9.44 Million Tonnes refers to the total Extractable Reserves of the mine, rather than its annual production capacity. Additionally, the company specified that the mine maintains a Peak Rated Capacity of 0.36 Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA).
Clarification on Operational Data
Following the recent announcement regarding the commencement of coal mining operations at the Bikram Coal Mine, located in Burhar, Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh, Birla Corporation has provided a necessary technical correction. The company aims to ensure transparency regarding the mine’s output potential and long-term viability.
Reserves and Production Capacity
The company clarified that the figure of 9.44 Million Tonnes previously mentioned represents the total Extractable Reserves available at the Bikram Coal Mine. This figure indicates the long-term resource potential of the site rather than its yearly output capacity.
Regarding active mining operations, Birla Corporation stated that the Peak Rated Capacity for the mine is 0.36 Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA). This distinction is vital for accurately assessing the mine’s contribution to the company’s fuel requirements and operational output moving forward.
Source: BSE
