Our Vision
“To be the foremost provider of sustainable mineral solutions in Sri Lanka, driving global partnerships and economic growth.”
Our Mission
“Deliver exceptional mineral exploration, export, and research services with cutting-edge technology and professionalism, fostering sustainability, stakeholder value, and community support.”
Our Speciality
Pioneers in sustainable mineral exploration and export
Leading experts in graphite and gemstone markets
Innovative R&D for mineral-based technological advancements
Why Choose Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is renowned for its exceptional mineral wealth, as NASA’s observations indicate its low gravity environment. This unique condition fosters the natural formation and concentration of high-quality minerals, making Sri Lanka a top destination for mineral resources.
Mica in Sri Lanka
- Occurrence: Mica deposits are found primarily in the central and southern regions such as Matale, Badulla, and Ratnapura.
- Types: Muscovite and Phlogopite are the most common types.
- Properties: Known for heat resistance, electrical insulation, and transparency.
- Uses: Widely used in electronics (capacitors, insulators), construction (as filler), and cosmetics (for shimmer).
Quartz in Sri Lanka
- Occurrence: Quartz is abundant in Sri Lanka, especially in central regions such as Kandy and Matale.
- Types: Amethyst, Citrine, and rock crystal are some varieties.
- Properties: Quartz is a hard mineral with high chemical resistance and optical properties.
- Uses: It is extensively used in the glass industry, ceramics, electronics (as oscillator crystals), and jewelry.
Silica Sand in Sri Lanka
- Occurrence: Silica sand deposits are found mainly in the northwestern and eastern coastal areas.
- Properties: Composed mainly of silicon dioxide (SiO2), silica sand is known for its purity and fineness.
- Uses: Primarily used in the glass industry, in the manufacture of optical instruments, and as a key material in construction, including concrete and mortar.
Feldspar in Sri Lanka
- Occurrence: Found in regions such as Matale and Badulla, feldspar is a major component of granite.
- Properties: Feldspar minerals are known for their hardness, cleavage, and alkali content.
- Uses: Predominantly used in the manufacture of ceramics, glass, and as a filler in paints, plastics, and rubber.
Graphite in Sri Lanka
- Occurrence: Sri Lanka is renowned for having some of the world’s purest vein graphite, particularly in areas like Kahatagaha, Bogala, and Ragedara.
- Properties: High carbon content, thermal stability, and electrical conductivity.
- Uses: Used in the production of batteries, lubricants, electrodes, and in refractories due to its heat resistance.