FIMI - Federation of Indian Mineral Industries

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Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI)

The mining and mineral production interests in India were earlier represented by regional associations of mine operators and individual lease holders. In 1966, the individual mine operators and associations established an all-India federation a non-profit corporate body under the Companies Act, 1956 to promote the interests of mining, mineral processing, metal making and other mineral-based industries and to attend to the problems faced by them in lease grants, renewals, tenures, production, taxation, trade, exports, labour, etc. The Federation of Indian Mineral Industries (FIMI), which came into existence with a small membership of about 40 federating associations and individual units, is now a 350-member body. FIMI envelopes in its fold mining, mineral processing, metal making, cement and other mineral-derived industries as well as granite, stone, marble and slate industries — private, joint and public sectors — of the country. It represents the entire non-fuel mining and mineral processing activities of the nation.

FIMI, while pleading for the promotion of these industries, interfaces with government, trade and industry bodies, educational and R&D institutions etc. on — legal, tenurial, fiscal, regulatory, forests and environmental — all matters connected with the functioning of this sector on a continuing basis.

During the past 37 years of its existence, FIMI has organised a number of international/national seminars, conferences, workshops to highlight the problems, policies and perspectives of the resource (mineral) based industries.

FIMI imbued with the philosophy that individual initiative, enterprise and efforts are the foundation of a nation’s progress and are the means for the community to precipitate in a co-operative and complementary functioning, has striven for finding the common ground and consensus in all its interfacing activities with government, avoiding confrontational and conflicting facets. As a consequence, FIMI has emerged as an institution with undoubted objectivity and unsullied credibility whose views are sought by the Government of India and public institutions with confidence and faith for promoting the interests of the nation and industry — public and private sectors. FIMI is now seeking to promote for mineral, mineral derived processing and metallurgical sector, in an investor friendly environment.