I.G. PETROCHEMICALS LIMITED

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I.G. Petrochemicals Limited (IGPL)
I.G. PETROCHEMICALS LIMITED

The bluish green word mark logo of I.G. Petrochemicals Limited (IGPL) has a flame atop the letter ‘I’ referring to petrochemical industries.

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