Coal imports Division:-
Sri Bhagyalaxmi has its roots in the Indian coal market and it remains to be an important part of our business. We procure Indian coal through e-auctions conducted by the various subsidiaries of Coal India Limited (WCL, ECL, SECL, CCL, MCL, NCL, SCCL). The coal is procured keeping in mind the quality and quantity requirements of our customers. We pride ourselves on the ability to provide end-to-end logistics solutions to our clients together with flexibility in payment terms, which bring in a great value proposition.

Sri Bhagyalaxmi has an expansive network and excellent relationships with the miners in Indonesia. We work on all Indonesian export terminals, importing the entire spectrum of Indonesian coal grades, extending from Low Calorific Value and Medium Calorific Value to High Calorific Value, by virtue of which we are able to provide our customers with the ideal kind of coal as per their requirements.

We maintain annual contracts and offtakes in numerous mines in Indonesia. SriBhagyalaxmi imports the cargo in a variety of vessel sizes ranging from Supramax and Panamax to Babycape & Capesize vessels. We bring the cargo in bulk vessel loads and stock them across numerous ports such as Haldia, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam, Ennore, Tuticorin, New Mangalore, Jaigarh, Dharamtar, Sanegaon, Karanja, Magdalla, Bhavnagar, Pipavav, Porbandar, Navlakhi, Kandla and Hazira. Thereafter we distribute the coal in small quantities to our extensive and diverse customer base panning across independent power plants, captive power plants, textile mills, chemical factories, brick kilns, processing units, and many more

Sri Bhagyalaxmi has cultivated age-old profound relationships with each of the four major miners exporting South African coal out of Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT). We are currently importing the entire spectrum of South African coal that comprises 6000 NAR, 5500 NAR & 4800 NAR. The coal is transported in multifarious vessels such as Supramax, Panamax, Babycape & Capesize vessels. It is then stored in various locations including Gangavaram port, New Mangalore port, Krishnapatnam port, Gopalpur port, Paradeep port, Haldia port, Port of Kandla, Jaigarh port, Salaya port and Port of Goa. We maintain the largest networks of ports in India, as a result of which, we sustain a large customer base in the steel, sponge & ferro alloys industry.

At SriBhagyalaxmi, we are constantly developing sources and originating strategies in order to provide the best value to our customers. We are thus bringing in this diverse portfolio of coal imported from various other origins including Australia, U.S.A., Russia and Columbia, to name a few. We aim to broaden our already expansive customer base to newer sectors and consistently add value to each consumer, in line with our vision

Exports Divistion:

Due to its presence of more than two
decades in the states of Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh, SriBhagyalaxmi has strong relationships and connects with iron ore mine owners and crushing units associated with large steel & sponge iron industries. On account of this, we are able to originate good quality iron ore from multiple sources. Moreover, our in-house logistics capabilities and know-how, along with a very efficient and capable on-ground team to manage quality and transportation add immense value to the business.

Medical Equipments:

Sri Bhagyalaxmi Medical Equepments is India's most reputed manufacturer and suppliers of Medical Equipment, Hospital Furniture, Orthopaedic Implants and Instruments. Our products are ISO 9001 and CE certified. We are Star Export House company certified by Government of India. From USA to India to Middle East, we are present in over 12 countries!

Logistics and channel partners:

Sri Bhagyalaxmi has partnered with efficient and reputed channel partners to ensure on time, in full delivery of material to its customers. Our criteria for partnership is stringent with respect to quality service, experience, possession of statutory clearances, past credentials with incentives and penal provisions agreed upon. Moving commodities from where they are in surplus to where they are in deficit.

Mining Division:
Fully mechanized ‘long wall’ mining technology to maximize coal extraction and minimize human risk Projects being executed under the MDO (Mine Developer-Operator) model No risks related to off-take and coal prices.
Jhanjra Project Colliery India’s largest mining project
Civil Blocks & Supply Indigenous – BCCL
OBR Work for Removal of 179.642 LBCM / LCM - SCCL

IMPORTS DIVISION

SBL imports following metals as per LME deliverable specifications and also Non LME grade material according to the requirements of our customers:

Non-Ferrous Metals: Copper [(min. 99.90% purity) in the form of Wire bars, Cathodes, CC rods], Aluminium [(min. 99.70%) in the form of Ingots and Wire rods], Zinc Ingots [High grade (min. 99.95%), Spl. HG (min. 99.995%)], Lead Ingots [(min. 99.97%/99.99%)], Tin Ingots(min. 99.85% purity), Nickel [in the form of Cathodes(both Cut and Uncut of min. 99.80% purity),Briquettes(min. 99.80% purity), Ferro Nickel etc.]

Minor Metals : Antimony (min. 99.65% purity), Cobalt Metal (min. 99.95% purity),  Silicon (Grade 4-4-1 and 5-5-3) Magnesium (min. 99.9% purity) Mercury (min. 99.9% purity)

Industrial Raw Materials : Brown Fused Alumina, White Fused Alumina, Calcined Alumina, Calcined Bauxite, Noble metals and Ferro alloys Coal&Coke ,API,Chemicals

Non-Ferrous Metal Alloys : Aluminium alloys (ADC 12, LM 24 and others), Zinc alloys, and other alloys as per customers requirement

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