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Coal India aims to diversify into critical minerals

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By Akira Nakamura, Ajay Modi
| World Ports Organization
Singapore, 25 August (Argus) — India’s state-owned producer Coal India (CIL) has set up a Singapore subsidiary to explore global opportunities in critical minerals with an intent to diversify beyond its traditional coal mining business. The subsidiary, CIL Global, was incorporated on 24 August to facilitate the acquisition of assets and manage overseas investments, CIL announced.
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Beyond the Rocket: Where will India’s next deeptech Entrepreneurs build?

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By Ajay Modi
| The Economic Times Verified
One lesson repeats itself across every industrial cycle: intellectual property compounds faster than manufacturing capacity. When India's deeptech story is discussed today, the conversation naturally gravitates towards rockets, satellites and defence platforms. These are visible symbols of technological progress, capturing public imagination and national pride. Yet history suggests that the greatest and most enduring wealth in technology is rarely created by the final product alone.
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Indian cement firms return to petroleum coke market

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By Emily Carter, Ajay Modi
| World Ports Organization
Singapore, 10 June (Argus) — The Indian cement industry, a key buyer of seaborne petroleum coke, is switching back from thermal coal to coke for the first time this calendar year because coke has regained its competitiveness following a sharp price decline. The country’s cement industry booked about 10-12 Supramaxes of high-sulphur coke, primarily US origin, over the last few weeks, said market participants.
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