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      Jindal Resources operates large-scale, responsible coal and iron ore mining across Africa, supporting global supply chains.

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Vulcan Mozambique operates one of Africa’s largest coal projects at the Moatize Mine near Tete City. With estimated reserves of 2.3 billion tonnes and a production target of 52 MTPA, the operation produces high-quality metallurgical coal for steelmaking and thermal coal for energy generation. The project is connected to the Nacala deep-water port through a 912 km rail network, enabling efficient large-scale exports to global markets.

Focusing on metallurgical coal as its core product, Vulcan Mozambique combines world-class mining expertise with responsible practices that prioritise safety, innovation, and community development. Through sustainable operations and local value creation, the company continues to strengthen regional economies and contribute to Africa’s industrial and energy future.

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18000 +

Workforce

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2.3 BT

Estimated Coal Reserves

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52 MTPA

Coal Production Target

An Engine of National Growth

Nearly 15% contribution to Mozambique’s GDP

Government recognition as largest employer and export house

$1 billion ongoing investment in development projects

Mining at Moatize
Five operational pits, 25,000-hectare concession area
Wash Plants
Two high-capacity plants and five stockyards
Railway
912 km Nacala Corridor network with 47 crossing yards
Nacala Port
Deepest natural port in Southern Africa with unrestricted access

Mining