NMDC CMD Sumit Deb 
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NMDC records best-ever annual performance in FY 2021-22

NMDC Limited reported cumulative production and sales for FY22 stood at 42.15 MT and 40.70 MT respectively during FY 2021-22

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: NMDC Limited reported cumulative production and sales for FY22 stood at 42.15 MT and 40.70 MT respectively, a growth of 23 percent in production and 22 percent in sales over the same period last year. This records the best ever annual physical performance for NMDC, powered by steady growth in FY22.

Cumulative production and sales for Q4 of FY22 stood at 13.84 MT and 12.34 MT respectively, a growth of 12 percent in production and 12 percent in sales over the same period last year. This records the best ever quarterly physical performance for NMDC.

NMDC reported iron ore production of 4.98 MT and sale of 4.21 MT for the month of March 2022. With a growth of 9% in production and 3 percent in sales over CPLY, the mining major achieved the highest production and sales numbers for any March month in company history.

Congratulating the NMDC team for their company's best-ever performance, NMDC's CMD Sumit Deb said, "NMDC has achieved a record-breaking physical performance for FY'22 on the back of a propelling expansion and investment strategy, we are entering the new fiscal with a valuable head start. Our digitalisation drive is beginning to contribute to our improved performance and we are excited to see this transformation in how we do business and share the benefits with our stakeholders. As the Government of India seeks to ramp up the domestic per capita steel consumption in our country, NMDC will take on an enhanced role to strengthen raw material supply and give impetus to self-reliance in the sector."

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