12 November 2026
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Odisha Mining Corporation Achieves Record Mineral Production and Rs 25,300 Crore Revenue in FY26

Iron Ore Output Hits 40.02 Million Tonnes as OMC Strengthens Sustainable Mining and Community Development Initiatives
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New Delhi/Bhubaneswar: Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) has reported its highest-ever mineral production and revenue for the financial year 2025–26, reflecting strong operational performance and efficiency improvements.

Record Mineral Production

OMC achieved a total mineral production of 44.82 million tonnes during FY26. Key highlights include:

  • Iron Ore: 40.02 million tonnes, marking a 12.06% year-on-year growth
  • Chrome Ore: 1.69 million tonnes
  • Bauxite: 2.83 million tonnes

All mines met production targets through improved coordination, execution, and adoption of efficient mining practices.

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Highest-Ever Revenue

OMC’s total mineral sales for FY26 stood at 42.524 million tonnes, generating a provisional revenue of around Rs 25,300 crore. The performance underscores OMC’s role in strengthening Odisha’s industrial ecosystem and contributing to national economic growth.

Focus on Sustainable and Scientific Mining

The company continues to prioritize scientific and sustainable mining practices, including:

  • Environmental management and afforestation
  • Water conservation
  • IT-driven technologies for operational safety and efficiency

Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives

OMC has intensified efforts toward community development in mining regions through programs in:

  • Healthcare and sanitation
  • Education and skill development
  • Rural infrastructure and drinking water supply

Commitment to Operational Excellence

The record production and revenue achievement is credited to coordinated efforts across OMC’s workforce and leadership, driving consistent growth, operational efficiency, and sustainable mining practices.

About Odisha Mining Corporation

OMC is a leading public sector mining enterprise in Odisha, engaged in the exploration, extraction, and marketing of minerals. The corporation emphasizes employee welfare, preventive healthcare, and sustainable mining practices, while supporting initiatives that empower women and promote workplace safety across its operations.

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