Archive · 31 Oct 2025
India, Poland Sign Pact to Boost Underground Mining Technology
India and Poland are working together to make mining underground safer and better.
A company from India called UMPESL and a group from Poland called InfraDeep Consortium signed an agreement.
This agreement is like a promise to share new ideas and technology for mining.
They want to help India get better at mining deep underground.
This is important because India has new rules to encourage companies to invest in mining and use the latest technology.
It's all about making mining more efficient and eco-friendly.
UMPESL, an Indian subsidiary, signed an MoU with Poland's InfraDeep Consortium.
The agreement aims to enhance India's underground mining technology.
Key aspects include technology transfer, joint projects, and sustainable solutions.
The signing occurred at the International Mining Exhibition (IME) 2025 in Kolkata.
This aligns with India's policy reforms promoting sustainable underground coal mining and private investment.
- Who
- Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services Ltd (UMPESL) of India and InfraDeep Consortium of Poland
- What
- Signed an MoU to enhance India's underground mining capabilities
- When
- During the International Mining Exhibition (IME) 2025
- Where
- Kolkata, India
- Why
- To facilitate technology transfer, joint projects, and sustainable solutions in underground mining, aligning with India's policy reforms encouraging private investment and advanced technologies.
- Companies Involved
- Universal MEP Projects & Engineering Services Ltd (UMPESL), India; InfraDeep Consortium, Poland
- Agreement Type
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Objective
- Enhance India's underground mining capabilities through technology transfer, joint projects, and sustainable solutions
- Event
- International Mining Exhibition (IME) 2025
- Location
- Kolkata, India