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IEX Subsidiary Indian Coal Exchange Ltd Applies For Licence With Coal Controller Organisation

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Free Press Journal•3d ago•0 views•
IEX Subsidiary Indian Coal Exchange Ltd Applies For Licence With Coal Controller Organisation
IEX’s subsidiary has applied for a coal exchange licence, seeking to launch a physical coal trading platform and expand the company’s energy market offerings.
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