Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd. Share Price

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The 2028 Refrigerant Race: Why India's Chemical Companies Are Expanding Before Time Runs Out

The government announces that after 1 January 2028, no new mining licenses will be issued. Suddenly, everyone starts building as fast as possible—not because demand explodes overnight, but because the window to secure future production is closing. That is exactly what's happening in India's refrigerant industry. Refrigerants are the invisible chemicals inside air conditioners, refrigerators, automobile ACs and cold-storage systems. They don't get consumed during normal use—they continuously circulate inside a sealed system. But many widely used refrigerants, especially Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) such as R32 and R134a, have a high global warming impact. Under India's commitment to the Kigali Amendment, HFC production will be frozen from January 2028 based on the country's average production during 2024-2026. The national production limit will then reduce gradually until 2047. That's why manufacturers are racing to commission new capacity before the deadline. The biggest uncertainty? The government has not yet announced how future production quotas will be allocated among individual companies. Building capacity today improves preparedness, but it does not automatically guarantee future production rights. • Navin Fluorine International

GMDC Q1 : SEGMENT WISE ⛏️ MINING ; Revenue up 22.7% YOY to ₹841.01 Cr, up 8.6% QOQ Profit up 20.9% YOY to ₹208.07 Cr, up 21.4% QOQ ⚡️ POWER ; Revenue up 135.9% YOY to ₹111.25 Cr, up 36.8% QOQ Loss widened to ₹(6.00) Cr vs profit ₹10.59 Cr YOY | vs loss ₹(40.98) Cr QOQ (narrowed)

GMDC – Bullish Reversal After Falling Wedge Breakout

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* India and Japan have agreed to deepen cooperation in critical minerals, battery supply chains, processing technologies, exploration, and investments. The objective is to reduce dependence on China for minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite and rare earth elements, which are crucial for EV batteries, semiconductors and renewable energy. * The partnership is expected to facilitate Japanese technology, investment and expertise in mineral exploration, refining and battery materials, supporting India’s National Critical Minerals Mission and domestic manufacturing ecosystem. Why

Technical Analysis GMDC (Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd.)

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