MMTC LIMITED

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MMTC Limited
MMTC LIMITED
The MMTC Limited, the erstwhile Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation was created in 1963 as an individual entity on separation from State Trading Corporation of India Limited primarily to deal in exports of minerals and ores and imports of non-ferrous metals. In 1970, MMTC took over imports of fertilizer raw materials and finished fertilizers. Over the years import and exports of various other items like steel, diamonds, bullion, etc. were progressively added to the portfolio of the company. A light blue coloured emblem depicting mounts of ore and a globe in reverse symbolizing ‘MM’ has been placed in a rectangle. At it right is the acronym and its affiliation in Devanagari and English in the same colour. Its tagline ‘touching lives, adding value’ in black colour is placed below.

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