[SMM Iron & Steel] Aditya Birla Group Restarts Iron Ore Trading Operations in India

Published: Mar 10, 2026 13:27

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Aditya Birla Global Trading, an Indian commodities trading company, is reportedly resuming its iron ore operations as of March 2026. The move comes as several other traders exited the market due to low volatility, indicating the group's strategic focus on capturing upcoming shifts in the global iron ore supply-demand landscape.

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