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KPMG’s Business Consulting professionals can help you identify and solve the challenges that stand in the way of your growth and progress.

Create long-term value from multiple facets including operations, procurement, service delivery, supply chain and more

With digital disruption fundamentally changing the way organisations operate, Global Business Services (GBS) model is evolving to deliver a much broader value proposition beyond cost arbitrage

In a rapidly transforming world of work, organisations need to continuously evolve and adapt to the changing market dynamics for them to grow, transform and thrive.

Elevating Finance by becoming a strategic partner and creating value

Transforming capital project delivery to achieve business goals.

Helping you achieve excellence across your value chain

KPMG’s customer centric, agile approach to digital transformation, tailored by sector

Robotics Process Automation to Cognitive automation is advancing at a staggering pace, and is disrupting almost every business and industry

End to end digitally-led solutions to enhance revenue, profitability, competitiveness and experience.

KPMG’s customer centric, agile approach to digital transformation, tailored by sector

KPMG firms' suite of services to help transform their back-office functions. Leveraging target operating models that are designed with the future in mind

Our Trust Impertive brings together risk and regulatory services that build trust and confidence in the organization and its digital transformation journey. It helps ensure that businesses can navigate risk and regulation with greater predictabilty – and deliver on the promise to keep customer data trusted, safe and reliable.

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Digital mining: Transforming the mining value chain

Bidyut Chakraborty

Partner

KPMG in India

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Advancing towards sustainability: The emergence of green mining technologies and practices

The Indian mining industry has been embracing greenmining technologies and practices – from electrification and automation to regenerative and water-efficient solutions – to drive sustainablity across operations and supply chains. The star rating system instituted by the Ministry of Mines, Govt of India (MoM) through Indian Bureau (IBM) for implementation of Sustainable Development Framework (SDF) has been working as an excellent impetus in this regard.

A more concerted effort to resolve challenges around efficient resource utilisation by:

promoting beneficiation of low-grade ore,
adoption of renewable/hybrid energy sources,
mine closures as per approved plan through policy guidelines, and
adoption of global best practices

can drive this mission towards sustainability even more strongly, reinforcing the need for collaborative innovation and ESG integration in mining.

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