KERALA MINERALS & METALS LIMITED

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Kerala Minerals & Metals Limited (KMML)
KERALA MINERALS & METALS LIMITED

The red, green and blue logo of Kerala Minerals & Metals Limited (KMML) is a word mark of its acronym written in sans serif capitals supported by wavy lines denoting different layers of the earth. On the right a spathe of a coconut tree is placed.


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