MCX

🏛️ MCX — Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd

MCX is India’s largest commodity derivatives exchange. It provides an electronic platform where traders, hedgers, investors, and institutions can buy and sell commodity futures and options. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Mumbai, MCX is regulated by SEBI. 📌 What MCX Offers MCX allows trading in: ✔️ Precious Metals Gold Silver ✔️ Base Metals Copper Zinc Aluminium Lead Nickel ✔️ Energy Contracts Crude Oil Natural Gas ✔️ Agricultural Commodities Cotton Potato Mentha Oil Cardamom (Agri contracts are smaller portion of turnover) 💼 Business Model – How MCX Makes Money MCX earns revenue mainly from: Transaction charges on futures & options. Clearing & settlement fees. Data feed charges (market data). Membership fees from brokers. Technology platform charges. As volumes rise, MCX revenues automatically increase → it is a volume-driven business.