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    Sterlite Industries (India) Limited and Sesa Goa Limited are publicly traded mining companies based in India. Sterlite Industries mines metal and is a constituent of major Indian stock indices. Sesa Goa mines iron ore and produces pig iron and metallurgical coke. Both companies operate worldwide and have over 4,000 employees. Their strengths include strong management, real estate ownership, supply chain management, and technology. Weaknesses include the need for greater scale and cost structure challenges. Opportunities exist in loosening regulations, emerging markets, and new products. Threats include volatile economies, currencies, prices, taxes, and substitutability of commodities.

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    Sterlite Industries (India) Limited and Sesa Goa Limited are publicly traded mining companies based in India. Sterlite Industries mines metal and is a constituent of major Indian stock indices. Sesa Goa mines iron ore and produces pig iron and metallurgical coke. Both companies operate worldwide and have over 4,000 employees. Their strengths include strong management, real estate ownership, supply chain management, and technology. Weaknesses include the need for greater scale and cost structure challenges. Opportunities exist in loosening regulations, emerging markets, and new products. Threats include volatile economies, currencies, prices, taxes, and substitutability of commodities.

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    Sterlite Industries (India) Limited and Sesa Goa Limited are publicly traded mining companies based in India. Sterlite Industries mines metal and is a constituent of major Indian stock indices. Sesa Goa mines iron ore and produces pig iron and metallurgical coke. Both companies operate worldwide and have over 4,000 employees. Their strengths include strong management, real estate ownership, supply chain management, and technology. Weaknesses include the need for greater scale and cost structure challenges. Opportunities exist in loosening regulations, emerging markets, and new products. Threats include volatile economies, currencies, prices, taxes, and substitutability of commodities.

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    Sterlite Industries (India) Limited

    Type

    Public

    Traded as

    NYSE: SLT BSE: 500900 NSE: STER BSE SENSEX Constituent

    Industry

    Metal, Mining

    Founded

    September 8, 1975,Calcutta,India

    Area served

    Worldwide

    Key people

    Anil Agarwal
    (Chairman)

    Revenue

    INR 12,658 Crore (2007-08)[1]

    Parent

    Vedanta Resources

    Sesa Goa Limited

    Type

    Public Limited

    Traded as

    BSE: 500295 NSE: SESAGOA

    Industry

    Mining

    Founded

    1954

    Headquarters

    Goa, Karnataka, Orissa - India

    Key people

    Mr.P K Mukherjee, Managing Director

    Products

    Iron ore Pig Iron Metallurgical Coke

    Revenue

    62.84 billion (2010)[1]

    Net income

    26.29 billion (2010)[2]

    Employees

    Approx. 4,100 (2010)

    Website

    sesagoa.com

    Strengths
    Strong Management Helps Sterlite To Grow Real Estate Ownership is Key to Sterlite Mining Operations Supply Chain Helps Sterlite to Get Resources to Where They Are Needed Economies of Scale are Vital for All Mining Companies Technology Allows Sterlite to Mine Materials More Efficiently Country Market Leader

    Weaknesses
    Need More Scale in Order to Competite With Larger Competitors Cost Structure

    Opportunities
    Loosening Regulations Could Help Lower Sterlite's Costs Emerging Markets Provide New Mining Opportunties and Customers New Markets and Products Will Expand Mining Revenue for Sterlite

    Threats
    Bad Economy Could Hurt Revenue Growth Volatile Currencies Make Earnings Volatile When Materials are Sold Political Risk Threaten Mining Operations With New Taxes and Rules Volatile Profits Make Mining a Difficult Business Commodities by Nature are Stubstitutes, Which Limits Their Profitability Volatile Commodity Prices

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