Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Newspaper Publication
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has informed the Exchange about Copy of Newspaper Publication of Public Announcement in relation to Buyback of Equity shares. Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Public Announcement-Buyback of Shares
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has informed the Exchange about public Announcement - Buyback of Shares
IEX gets shareholders' nod to buy back shares worth up to Rs 98 crore
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) has got shareholders' approval through postal ballot to buy back shares worth up to Rs 98 crore. The proposal to buy back shares worth up to Rs 98 crore approved by requisite majority through postal ballot, showed a BSE filing. The board of directors in its meeting on November 25 had approved the cash offer for buyback of equity shares of face value of Rs 1 each at a maximum price of Rs 200 per share for an aggregate amount up to Rs 98 crore. The IEX had listed a special resolution -- approval for the buyback of equity shares in the postal ballot notice. The indicative maximum number of equity shares at the buyback price would be 49,00,000. The buyback is being undertaken after taking into account the operational and strategic cash requirements of the company in medium term and for returning surplus funds to the members in an effective and efficient manner, it explained. Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Voting Results & Scrutinizer'S Report Of Postal Ballot
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has submitted the Exchange a copy Scrutinizers report of Postal Ballot. Further, the company has informed the Exchange regarding voting results. Indian power regulator retains price cap at electricity exchanges
The order was extended twice and was to expire on December 31. The Indian Energy Exchange and unlisted PXIL are the two main power exchanges in India
IEX forms subsidiary to explore business opportunities in carbon market
Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) on Tuesday announced setting up a wholly-owned subsidiary, International Carbon Exchange Private Ltd (ICX), to explore business opportunity in the voluntary carbon market. The ICX will enable participants to buy and sell voluntary carbon credits at competitive prices through its transparent & reliable platform and facilitate reduction of global GHG (green house gases) emission by 45 per cent by 2030 to get on track to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, an IEX statement said. The new company will facilitate corporates to meet their climate commitments goals. The Exchange platform will provide a robust market signal for attracting further investments in the sustainable projects and help corporates to allocate capex towards energy transition in most optimum manner, it added. As per industry estimates, the annual demand for voluntary carbon credit globally is expected to reach around 1.5 Gigatons, with India contributing around 200 million tonnes by... Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Press Release / Media Release
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated December 27, 2022, titled "IEX Forms Wholly Owned Subsidiary to Explore Business Opportunities in Carbon Market". Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Incorporation Of Wholly Owned Subsidiary Company I.E. International Carbon Exchange Private Limited
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has informed the Exchange regarding the ''Incorporation of Wholly Owned Subsidiary Company i.e. International Carbon Exchange Private Limited''. Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - 540750 - Closure of Trading Window
Indian Energy Exchange Limited has informed the Exchange regarding the Trading Window closure pursuant to SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 2015
How IEX became a carbon-neutral energy trading platform
Energy trading platform Indian Energy Exchange recently announced that it was the first carbon-neutral power exchange in the country. It used market-based tradable instruments. What does that mean?