Adiilaksmi International Ltd in its quest for consolidation in Iron ore fines Sector is embarking on an ambitious venture – “TRADING OF IRON ORE FINES”.

The objective of the project report is to impress upon the bank the feasibility of Exports of Iron Ore Fines and avail the support of the bank by requesting for a cash credit. This report throws light on the nature and modus operandi of trading of Iron Ore Fines and how well Adiilaksmi International is equipped to take on the challenges offered by the dynamics of mineral Trade.

The report first throws an insight into the Iron Ore Trade Fines and makes an in-depth study of the potential offered by the Iron Ore Fines vis-à-vis Indian and Global Perspective.

A market research exercise has been undertaken to understand and analyze the potential of exports of Iron Ore Fines. Both primary and secondary research has been used by Adiilaksmi International Ltd to identify the scope and parameters of Iron Ore Fines.

A study into how the trade works has been embarked upon and the core competencies that will drive the buyers to do business with us has been explained.

Financial analysis that forms the core of any business decision has been computed in detail. A cash flow analysis, profit and loss account, projected balance sheet and profitability ratios have been calculated to analyze the financial feasibility of the project.

It was concluded that Adiilaksmi International after making a thorough groundwork is fully prepared to venture into the Iron Ore Fines trade and add another leaf into its success story.

The development and industrial growth of any country depends to a great extent on the availability of mineral resources of economic importance. Among the major economic minerals, iron ore occupies the top most places due to its varied uses in producing quality steel. Besides its use as an important raw material in the steel making, iron ore also finds use in the manufacture of sponge iron and other Ferro alloys products.

On the other hand the iron ore fines have found great demand from China and the exports of iron ore fines and lumps in the recent past have drastically changed the balance of bilateral trade in favour of India. Moreover, the technology adopted by the Chinese industry in producing steel from fines is very cost effective which places them in an advantageous position vis-à-vis the Indian players.

In other words the absence of the domestic players’ capability to produce steel from iron ore fines will always keep the demand for the fines from China in high gear. Keeping this in mind the promoter has rightly ventured into the business of trading iron ore fines & in the long run would also go for the export of iron ore fines to China.