The Loralai Fluorite Concession is a 1,695.46-acre prospecting block located near Pitao Ghar, District Loralai, Balochistan. The block is held by M/S New Itehad Fluorite Mines (Al-Malik Mines & Minerals group) under a Prospecting Licence granted by the Director General, Mines & Minerals, Balochistan.
The concession sits in the Loralai–Musa Khel fluorite belt, part of the Sulaiman Range foothills of north-eastern Balochistan. This belt hosts economically significant fluorite (CaF₂), barite and lead-zinc mineralisation and has been a recognised prospect for acid-grade and metallurgical-grade fluorspar for several decades.
This is Al-Malik’s second fluorite concession — the group also holds the Khuzdar Fluorite & Barite block in central-south Balochistan, giving buyers exposure to two independent geological settings for the same critical mineral.
Al-Malik Mines is inviting joint-venture partners, sub-lessees and technical operators to develop the block. The opportunity is open to:
- Steel and ferroalloy groups seeking upstream metallurgical-grade fluorspar supply.
- Chemical and HF-acid producers needing acid-grade CaF₂ feedstock.
- Ceramic, glass and optical-grade specialty markets requiring high-purity fluorspar.
- Financial investors looking for diversified exposure across Pakistan’s fluorite portfolio.
- Technical partners able to contribute drilling, extraction, flotation and haulage capability during prospecting and early production.
Concession summary
- Area: 1,695.46 acres (approximately 6.86 km²)
- Mineral: Fluorite (CaF₂)
- Licence type: Prospecting Licence
- Location: Near Pitao Ghar, District Loralai, Balochistan
- Survey sheets: Topo Sheets 39-F/2 & 39-F/3 (Government of Balochistan, Directorate of Mineral Development)
- Status: Available for joint venture, sub-lease, or operating partnership
- Lease holder: M/S New Itehad Fluorite Mines (Al-Malik Mines & Minerals group)
The original grant document with all eight boundary coordinates and the Directorate map reference is available on request under NDA. Interested parties are invited to contact our head office for the full information memorandum.