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Extraction
Stone is taken from the working faces of the mine.

The operator estimates annual sales of 300,000 tonnes and, with the two active crusher lines on site, can produce more than one million tonnes a year.

01
Stone is taken from the working faces of the mine.
02
Primary and secondary crushing on site.
03
Material is screened into product sizes.
04
Product is checked before it leaves the site.
05
Bulk loading from the stockyard.
06
Dispatch on the date agreed with the buyer.
01
Stone is taken from the working faces of the mine.
02
Primary and secondary crushing on site.
03
Material is screened into product sizes.
04
Product is checked before it leaves the site.
05
Bulk loading from the stockyard.
06
Dispatch on the date agreed with the buyer.
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tonnes
Confirmed reserve
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tonnes
Estimated reserve
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tonnes / year · three lines
Production potential
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tonnes / year
Licensed output
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hectares
Mine area
Figures from the mine's operating-licence extension plan (Winter 1403 / 2024–25). The reserve is the tonnage confirmed by the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade; production potential is the rated capacity of the two active crusher lines on site.
01
Stone is taken from the working faces of the mine.

02
The rock is crushed once, then again, until it is the right size for screening.

03
Screens separate the stone into the sizes needed for each product.

04
Each load is checked against what was agreed in the enquiry.

05
Graded stone is stockpiled and loaded in bulk.

06
Loads leave by road or rail on the date agreed with the buyer.


Markazi Province, Ashtian County, km 50 of the Arak–Qom road, before Gandmazar, opposite Nangerd railway station.
These records cover the mine’s rail connection and production development. Client supply records are added as they are confirmed for publication.
A selection of the organisations that Nangerd supplies and partners with.

