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➡️ Steel minister confirms no official decision on KIOCL-NMDC merger.
➡️ Ongoing discussions focus on strategic synergies.
➡️ Market awaits further clarity on the merger’s future.
India’s steel minister clarified that no final decision has been made regarding the proposed merger between state-owned Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd (KIOCL) and National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC). Speculation about a potential merger has been circulating in the market, leading to increased attention from investors and stakeholders.
The minister stated that while discussions are ongoing, no formal agreement or strategic alignment has been reached. The potential merger is being explored to strengthen the domestic steel and mining sector, but the government is yet to finalize any framework or terms.
Market analysts believe that a merger could create synergies in iron ore mining and steel production, improving efficiency and resource utilization. However, the lack of a clear decision has left market participants cautious about future developments.
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