Projects

Graphite is set to emerge as a cornerstone of the modern energy landscape. With the global shift towards electric vehicles and renewable energy, the demand for graphite is expected to surge significantly.
This versatile material, a naturally occurring form of carbon, possesses remarkable properties such as excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, high resistance to extreme temperatures, and low friction. These attributes make graphite essential in diverse industries, including manufacturing, electronics, energy storage, and aerospace.
Graphite Mining Project in Kamle district of Arunachal Pradesh
SMPL is on the verge of commencing operations at a graphite mine in Kamle district of Arunachal Pradesh. Following the completion of all scientific studies, the project has submitted applications for the required clearances. Graphite mineralization primarily occurs within carbonaceous schist.

Exploration
SMPL employs a multifaceted approach to exploration, encompassing both comprehensive and phased strategies. G2-level exploration within the lease area has been finalized, with numerous samples subjected to rigorous analysis at renowned and accredited laboratories. A comprehensive exploration program is scheduled to commence shortly, with the objective of achieving G1-level exploration.

Aggregate mining refers to sand, gravel, crushed stone, and other natural materials used primarily in the construction industry. These materials, collectively called aggregates, are the most mined resources in the world and form the backbone of infrastructure development.
Aggregate mining plays a vital role in supporting the development of societies. As demand grows with urbanization and infrastructure expansion, the focus must remain on responsible extraction, sustainability, and compliance with environmental standards to ensure a balance between development and conservation.

Aggregate Mining Project in West Bengal
SMPL has secured three aggregate deposits in Bankura district, West Bengal. The company is currently focused on geological mapping, sampling, and preliminary extraction plans, aligned with its objective to cater to the growing demand from steel and allied industries.