The Muslimbagh Chromite Concession is a 499.30-acre prospecting block located south-east of Muslimbagh in District Qilla Saifullah, Balochistan. The site holds Prospecting License PL-504(1663) granted by the Government of Balochistan Directorate of Mineral Development to M/S Afrasyab Jogezai Chromite Mines.
The block sits inside the historically-productive Muslimbagh–Khanozai chromite belt — the same ophiolite complex that has supplied high-grade Cr₂O₃ ore to Pakistan’s ferroalloy, refractory and stainless-steel industries for more than fifty years.
Al-Malik Mines is inviting joint-venture partners and technical operators to develop the prospect. The opportunity is open to:
- Ferroalloy and stainless-steel groups seeking upstream chromite supply security.
- Financial investors looking for exposure to Pakistan’s chromite export sector under an asset-backed structure.
- Technical partners able to contribute drilling, extraction and haulage capability during prospecting and early extraction.
Concession summary
- Area: 499.30 acres (approximately 2.02 km²)
- Mineral: Chromite (Cr₂O₃)
- License: PL-504(1663) — Prospecting License
- Location: South-east of Muslimbagh, District Qilla Saifullah, Balochistan
- Survey sheet: 34-N/14
- Status: Available for joint venture, sub-lease, or operating partnership
- Lease holder: M/S Afrasyab Jogezai Chromite 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.