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MMTC Limited

Conglomerates | Industrials

Company Overview

MMTC Limited operates as a trading company in Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and North America. It operates through Minerals, Precious Metals, Metals, Agro Products, Coal & Hydrocarbon, Fertilizer, and General Trade/others segments. The company engages in the trading of agro products, coal and hydrocarbon products, fertilizers and chemicals, precious metals, non-ferrous metals, metals and industrial raw materials, minerals, and gems and jewellery, as well as involved in PMD retail; and projects and general trade activities. It also trades wind power generated by the wind farm located at Gajendragad in Karnataka. MMTC Limited was incorporated in 1963 and is based in New Delhi, India.

Key Information

Market Cap

103642562560

Current Price

67.38

52 Week Range

44.5 - 131.8

Previous Close

67.96

Open

68.15

Contact Details

Address

Scope Complex, Core -1 7, Institutional Area Lodhi Road, New Delhi, 110003, India

Phone

+91-11243-62200

Fax

+91-11243-60724

Financials

Day Low

67.02

Day High

68.15

Dividend Yield

PE Ratio

116.17241

Earnings Per Share

0.58

Beta

0.984

EBITDA

-1386599936

Book Value

7.633

EPS

Company Officers

Name Title Age Year Born
Mr. Janardhanan Ravi Shanker Whole-Time Director 59 1965
Mr. Nitin Kumar Yadav I.A.S. Managing Director & Chairman - -
Mr. B. D. Das Chief Financial Officer - -
B. N. Dash Chief General Manager of Finance & Accounts - -
Mr. Abhay Kumar GM of Steel & General Administration - -
Mr. Ajay Kumar Misra Company Secretary & Compliance Officer - -
Anita Guptrishi General Manager of Corporate Communication - -
Mr. J. Ravi Shankar Director of Marketing & Executive Director 59 1965
Mr. Sanjay Kaul Chief General Manager of Personnel - -
Mr. Ravi Kishore Chief General Manager of Precious Metals - -

Company Details

Stock History