Snapshot of activities in April 2014

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2 Snapshot of activities in April 2014 Sr. no Activity Status 1 NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment offers special concessions for FPOs Issued on Monday, 11 August, FCI Wheat auction on NSPOT Platform sees 76% jump in the quantity sold Issued on Tuesday, 27 August, NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces 29 mm cotton bales futures Issued on Thursday, 28 August, 2014

3 Press Release Coverage- NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment offers special concessions for FPOs Wire Sr. No Date Wire Headline PTI NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Print Sr. No Date Publication Headline The Financial Express NCDEX's new category of membership Navbharat NCDEX's new category of membership Herald Youngleader NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment NavGujarat Samay NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Standard Herald NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Gujarat Pranam NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Gujarat Satabdi NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Mahanagar Metro NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Marwad Mitra NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Sakal NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Navbharat NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs The Financial Express NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Vyapar NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Sandesh NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Business Standard (Hindi) NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Business Standard NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs Online Sr. No Date Website Headline Link Moneycontrol.com NCDEX offers special concessions for FPOs ws/commodities/ncdex-offersspecial-concessions-forfpos_ html

4 Theeconomictimes.co m NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Businessstandard.com NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment om/markets/stocks/marketnews/ncdex-launches-newmembership-category-forforwardssegment/articleshow/ c ms _1.html

5 Coverage Report Wire Wire: PTI Date : August 11, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Mumbai, Aug 11 (PTI) Leading commodity exchange NCDEX today said it has introduced a new membership category called Commodity Participant Members (CPMs), for its soon to be launched forwards segment. "With exchange traded forwards, we are attempting to reach untapped segments and create value in the agricultural markets. With this new membership category, we will bring national markets to farmers, mandi traders and buyers," NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said, in a release. Individuals, businesses, co-operative societies and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) among others, who wish to buy or sell commodities for their business requirements are eligible for this membership which would enable them to trade on the forwards segment, the NCDEX release said. The minimum networth requirement for a CPM is much lower at Rs 5 lakh and the minimum base capital has been waived off, the release said. A CPM would be required to pay a one-time admission fee of Rs 50,000 and an annual membership fee of Rs 10,000. Another concessionary membership called Krishi Bandhu would be given to government certified FPOs, who would be exempted from the minimum networth criteria and their admission fee would be waived, the release said. FPOs would have to pay only a lower annual membership fee of Rs 5,000. Membership for forwards segment trading would be extended to existing NCDEX and NCDEX Spot members, who may now expand their range of services to include forwards, the release said.

6 Print Publication : The Financial Express Edition : All Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 12 Headline: NCDEX s new category of membership

7 Publication : Business Standard Edition : All Date : August 19, 2014 Page: 18 Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

8 Publication : Standard Herald Edition : Ahmedabad Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 11 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment

9 Publication : Herald YoungLeader Edition : Ahmedabad Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 11 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment

10 Publication : Mahanagar Metro Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 04 Edition : Ahmedabad Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

11 Publication : NavGujarat Samay Edition : Ahmedabad Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 12 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment

12 Publication : Gujarat Pranam Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 02 Edition : Ahmedabad Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

13 Publication : Marwad Mitra Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 04 Edition : Ahmedabad Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

14 Publication : Gujarat Shatabdi Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 03 Edition : Ahmedabad Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

15 Publication : Sakal Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 5 Edition : Mumbai Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

16 Publication : Navbharat Edition : Pune Date : August 12, 2014 Page: 7 Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

17 Publication : Vyapar Date : August 13, 2014 Page: 8 Edition : Mumbai Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

18 Publication : Sandesh Date : August 14, 2014 Page: 9 Edition : Mumbai Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

19 Publication : Business Standard (Hindi) Edition : All Date : August 15, 2014 Page: 06 Headline: NCDEX introduces a new category of membership for its Forward Segment - offers special concessions for FPOs

20 Online Website: moneycontrol.com Date : August 11, 2014 Headline: NCDEX offers special concessions for FPOs Edition : Online NCDEX, the leading commodity exchange, has announced that it has introduced a new membership category for the soon-to-be launched forwards segment on its national level electronic platform. With the launch of forwards contracts on its platform, NCDEX is set to enhance trading efficiency in the market segment that forms more than half of the country s total commodity trade. In order to make markets more accessible to the farmers and traders in mandis, a new membership category known as 'Commodity Participant Members (CPMs) is being introduced. Individuals, Businesses, co-operative societies, Farmer Producer Organisations (FPO s), etc. who want to buy / sell commodities for their business requirements are eligible for this membership which can be used to trade on the forwards segment alone. Mr. Samir Shah, MD & CEO, NCDEX said With exchange traded forwards, NCDEX is attempting to reach untapped segments and extend the considerable expertise it has developed over the years in creating value in the agricultural markets. With this new membership category, we will be bringing national markets to farmers, mandi traders and buyers. This initiative is a path breaking approach to bring real inclusiveness in the real economy in commodities. The minimum net-worth requirement for a CPM is much lower at Rs. 5 lakh and the minimum base capital has been waived off. A CPM will be required to pay one-time admission fee of Rs. 50,000 and an annual membership fee of Rs. 10,000. In order to ensure that the farmers derive benefit from this national level marketplace; a further concessionary membership Krishi Bandhu is being given to government certified Farmer Producer Organisations (FPO s), who will not only be exempted from the minimum net-worth criteria but will also enjoy a waiver of the admission fee. FPOs will only have to pay lower annual membership fee of Rs The membership of the forwards segment will be extended to the existing NCDEX and NCDEX Spot members, who can now expand their range of services to include forwards too. NCDEX is providing opportunity for physical market players to reduce the counter-party default risks by executing their bilateral trade under the regulatory framework of the Exchange without giving up their comfort of trading in contracts customized to their needs. Unlike the futures contracts wherein the contract specifications are standardised, the Exchange traded forward contracts will allow trading parties to negotiate quantity and also the quality of the underlying commodity, date, place of delivery and settlement price as per their mutual requirements.

21 Website: economictimes.indiatimes.com Edition : Online Date : August 11, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment MUMBAI: Leading commodity exchange NCDEX today said it has introduced a new membership category called Commodity Participant Members (CPMs), for its soon to be launched forwards segment. "With exchange traded forwards, we are attempting to reach untapped segments and create value in the agricultural markets. With this new membership category, we will bring national markets to farmers, mandi traders and buyers," NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said, in a release. Individuals, businesses, co-operative societies and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) among others, who wish to buy or sell commodities for their business requirements are eligible for this membership which would enable them to trade on the forwards segment, the NCDEX release said. The minimum networth requirement for a CPM is much lower at Rs 5 lakh and the minimum base capital has been waived off, the release said. A CPM would be required to pay a one-time admission fee of Rs 50,000 and an annual membership fee of Rs 10,000. Another concessionary membership called Krishi Bandhu would be given to government certified FPOs, who would be exempted from the minimum networth criteria and their admission fee would be waived, the release said. FPOs would have to pay only a lower annual membership fee of Rs 5,000. Membership for forwards segment trading would be extended to existing NCDEX and NCDEX Spot members, who may now expand their range of services to include forwards, the release said.

22 Website: business-standard.com Edition : Online Date : August 11, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches new membership category for forwards segment Leading commodity exchange NCDEX today said it has introduced a new membership category called Commodity Participant Members (CPMs), for its soon to be launched forwards segment. "With exchange traded forwards, we are attempting to reach untapped segments and create value in the agricultural markets. With this new membership category, we will bring national markets to farmers, mandi traders and buyers," NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said, in a release. Individuals, businesses, co-operative societies and Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) among others, who wish to buy or sell commodities for their business requirements are eligible for this membership which would enable them to trade on the forwards segment, the NCDEX release said. The minimum networth requirement for a CPM is much lower at Rs 5 lakh and the minimum base capital has been waived off, the release said. A CPM would be required to pay a one-time admission fee of Rs 50,000 and an annual membership fee of Rs 10,000. Another concessionary membership called Krishi Bandhu would be given to government certified FPOs, who would be exempted from the minimum networth criteria and their admission fee would be waived, the release said. FPOs would have to pay only a lower annual membership fee of Rs 5,000. Membership for forwards segment trading would be extended to existing NCDEX and NCDEX Spot members, who may now expand their range of services to include forwards, the release said.

23 Press Release Coverage- FCI Wheat auction on NSPOT Platform sees 76% jump in the quantity sold Wire Sr. No Date Wire Headline PTI FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far Print Sr. No Date Publication Headline The Financial FCI sells 1.54 LT of wheat through NSPOTe-auction Express The Economic FMC Builds a Case for Uniform Warehousing Rules Times The Hindu Business FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on Nspot Line Business Standard FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange (Hindi) Daily Post FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far Mid-Day (Gujarati) FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange Vyapar FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange Prabhat FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange Gujarat Samachar FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange Sakal FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange Online Sr. No Date Website Headline Link 1 economictimes.indi atimes.com thehindubusinessli ne.com Food Corporation of India sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far 3 mydigitalfc.com FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange 5 Wn.com Food Corporation of India sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far 6 Commodityonline.c om Wheat: FCI sees rapid growth in e- auctions on NSPOT platform om/markets/commodities/food- corporation-of-india-sells lakh-tonnes-of-wheat-via-nspotso-far/articleshow/ cms 2 businessstandard.com _1.html ulture/fci-sells-154-lakh-tonneswheat-nspot-so-far com/markets/commodities/fcisells-154-lakh-tonnes-of-wheat-onspot-exchange/article ece 8/26/Food_Corporation_of_India_ sells_154_lakh_tonnes_of_wheat_ via/ /news/wheat-fci-sees-rapidgrowth-in-e-auctions-on-nspotplatform html

24 Coverage Report Wire Wire: PTI Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT) New Delhi, Aug 26 (PTI) State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT) FCI, which plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform this year, began selling the grain via e-auction early this month. In an official statement, NSPOT said the FCI witnessed a rapid increase in off-take of wheat within first three e-auctions conducted at its platform. "There has been a 76 per cent jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and 21. The total quantity of wheat sold till now is 1.54 lakh tonnes," the company said. Millers have bought wheat at prices ranging between Rs 1,500 and Rs 1,836 per quintal, it said. "The efficiency, transparency and wider scale of operations that an electronic platform provides, allows both the PSU and the private players to be in a win-win situation." NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said. The auctions were again conducted on the NPSOT platform after completing a successful pilot last year, in which FCI sold 17 lakh tonnes of wheat through seven e-auctions, the company said. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of timely transparent and efficient sales of wheat to private mills as well as reduce its own economic cost, it added. NSPOT offers an e-trading platform for a host of commodities, both agricultural and non-agricultural to various market participants. The exchange has active contracts in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Kerala.

25 Print Publication : The Hindu Business Line Edition : All Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 18 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on Nspot

26 Publication : Business Standard (Hindi) Edition : Mumbai Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

27 Publication : Daily Post Edition : Chandigarh Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 2 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far

28 Publication : The Financial Express Edition : All Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 10 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 LT of wheat through NSPOTe-auction

29 Publication : The Economic Times Edition : Mumbai Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 13 Headline: FMC Builds a Case for Uniform Warehousing Rules

30 Publication : Mid-Day (Gujarati) Edition : Mumbai Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 11 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

31 Publication : Vyapar Edition : Mumbai Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

32 Publication : Business Standard (Hindi) Edition : Chandigarh Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

33 Publication : Prabhat Edition : Chandigarh Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

34 Publication : Gujarat Samachar Edition : Chandigarh Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

35 Publication : Sakal Edition : Chandigarh Date : August 27, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange

36 Online Website: economictimes.indiatimes.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: Food Corporation of India sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far NEW DELHI: State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT). FCI, which plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform this year, began selling the grain via e-auction early this month. In an official statement, NSPOT said the FCI witnessed a rapid increase in off-take of wheat within first three e-auctions conducted at its platform. "There has been a 76 per cent jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and 21. The total quantity of wheat sold till now is 1.54 lakh tonnes," the company said. Millers have bought wheat at prices ranging between Rs 1,500 and Rs 1,836 per quintal, it said. "The efficiency, transparency and wider scale of operations that an electronic platform provides, allows both the PSU and the private players to be in a win-win situation." NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said. The auctions were again conducted on the NPSOT platform after completing a successful pilot last year, in which FCI sold 17 lakh tonnes of wheat through seven e-auctions, the company said. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of timely transparent and efficient sales of wheat to private mills as well as reduce its own economic cost, it added. NSPOT offers an e-trading platform for a host of commodities, both agricultural and non-agricultural to various market participants. The exchange has active contracts in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Kerala.

37 Website: business-standard.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT). FCI, which plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform this year, began selling the grain via e-auction early this month. In an official statement, NSPOT said the FCI witnessed a rapid increase in off-take of wheat within first three e-auctions conducted at its platform. "There has been a 76 per cent jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and 21. The total quantity of wheat sold till now is 1.54 lakh tonnes," the company said. Millers have bought wheat at prices ranging between Rs 1,500 and Rs 1,836 per quintal, it said. "The efficiency, transparency and wider scale of operations that an electronic platform provides, allows both the PSU and the private players to be in a win-win situation." NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said. The auctions were again conducted on the NPSOT platform after completing a successful pilot last year, in which FCI sold 17 lakh tonnes of wheat through seven e-auctions, the company said. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of timely transparent and efficient sales of wheat to private mills as well as reduce its own economic cost, it added. NSPOT offers an e-trading platform for a host of commodities, both agricultural and non-agricultural to various market participants. The exchange has active contracts in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Kerala.

38 Website: mydigitalfc.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT). FCI, which plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform this year, began selling the grain via e-auction early this month. In an official statement, NSPOT said the FCI witnessed a rapid increase in off-take of wheat within first three e-auctions conducted at its platform. "There has been a 76 per cent jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and 21. The total quantity of wheat sold till now is 1.54 lakh tonnes," the company said. Millers have bought wheat at prices ranging between Rs 1,500 and Rs 1,836 per quintal, it said. "The efficiency, transparency and wider scale of operations that an electronic platform provides, allows both the PSU and the private players to be in a win-win situation." NCDEX Managing Director and CEO Samir Shah said. The auctions were again conducted on the NPSOT platform after completing a successful pilot last year, in which FCI sold 17 lakh tonnes of wheat through seven e-auctions, the company said. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of timely transparent and efficient sales of wheat to private mills as well as reduce its own economic cost, it added. NSPOT offers an e-trading platform for a host of commodities, both agricultural and non-agricultural to various market participants. The exchange has active contracts in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Kerala.

39 Website: thehindubusinessline.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: FCI sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat on spot exchange MUMBAI, AUG 26: Food Corporation of India has sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat between August 7 and 21 to millers across 26 States through the NCDEX Spot Exchange. The price ranged between Rs.1,500 and Rs. 1,836 a quintal in the three e-auctions conducted so far. The auction follows a successful pilot of seven e-auctions on the Nspot platform conducted by FCI to sell 17 lakh tonnes of wheat last year. FCI plans to sell 10 million tonnes of wheat to millers this year using the online trading platform. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of transparent and efficient sales of wheat to the private mills and reduction of its own economic cost, said Nspot in a release on Tuesday. Nspot is working closely with various State Governments, PSUs and corporates to establish an electronic marketplace for agricultural commodities. With over 15,000 market participants, Nspot is playing a role in transforming fragmented agricultural spot markets into a single national marketplace.

40 Website: wn.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: Food Corporation of India sells 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat via NSPOT so far NEW DELHI: State-run Food Corporation of India (FCI) has so far sold 1.54 lakh tonnes of wheat through an e-auction platform of the NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT). FCI, which plans to sell10 million tonnes of wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform this year, began selling the grain via e-auction early this month. In an official statement, NSPOT said the FCI witnessed a rapid increase in off-take of wheat within first three e-auctions conducted at its platform. "There has been a 76 per cent jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and 21.

41 Website: commodityonline.com Edition : Online Date : August 26, 2014 Headline: Wheat: FCI sees rapid growth in e-auctions on NSPOT platform MUMBAI (Commodity Online): The Food Corporation of India has seen a rapid rise in off-take of Wheat within the first three e- auctions conducted so far in the new marketing season on National Spot Exchange platform. There has been a 76% jump in the quantity of wheat sold to millers between August 7 and August 21. The total quantity of wheat sold till now is 1.54 lakh tonnes. Millers across 26 states have bought the wheat for prices ranging between Rs.1500 per quintal to Rs.1836 per quintal. The auctions were again conducted on the NPSOT platform after completing a successful pilot last year, in which FCI sold 17 lakh tonnes of wheat through seven e auctions. This year, FCI plans to sell 10 Million tonnes wheat to millers using the NSPOT platform. The platform has allowed FCI to meet the twin objectives of timely transparent and efficient sales of wheat to the private mills as well as reduce its own economic cost. "The efficiency, transparency and wider scale of operations that an electronic platform provides, allows both the PSU and the private players to be in a win-win situation." said Mr. Samir Shah, MD & CEO, NCDEX. NSPOT is working closely with various state governments, PSUs and corporates to establish electronic marketplaces for agricultural commodities. With more than 15,000 market participants, NSPOT is playing a crucial role in transforming the fragmented agricultural spot markets into a single national marketplace. NCDEX Spot Exchange (NSPOT), promoted by National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX)is the leading pan India Electronic Spot Exchange with active contracts in the states of Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Kerala. NSPOT has successfully launched the contracts in Gold, Silver, Sugar, Chana and RM Seed.

42 NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces 29 mm cotton bales futures Wire Sr. No Date Wire Headline PTI NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Print Sr. No Date Publication Headline 1 The Financial NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures Express contract 2 Business Standard (Hindi) NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract 3 Herald Youngleader NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces 29 mm cotton bales futures Gujarat Pranam NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces long staple cotton bales futures 5 Divya Bhaskar NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales 6 NavGujarat Samay NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract 7 Prabhat NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract 8 Standard herald NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract 9 Sandesh NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces long staple cotton bales futures Online Sr. No Date Website Headline Link economictimes.indiati mes.com NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract 2 business-standard.com NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract 3 smartinvestor.in NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract 4 indiainfoline.com NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex thefirstmail.in NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract 5 mybusinessplaces.blog spot.in NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract iatimes.com/ /news/ _1_baleslong-staple-staple-length rket/pfnews pfnewsdet- NCDEX_introduces_long_staple_c otton_bales_futures_contract.ht m#.vap398wswwe icle/news-business/ncdex-launchof-a-long-staple-cotton-balescontract _1.html news-details/ ncdex_introduces_long_staple_c otton_bales_futures_contract#st hash.36liutcy.dpbs

43 6 finthoughts.com NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract newsfiber.com NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract htsyndication.com NCDEX Launches Long Staple Cotton Contract /ncdex-introduces-long-staplecotton-bales-futures-contract/ V7F5qo%3D tsportal/article/ncdex-launches- Long-Staple-Cotton- Contract/

44 Coverage Report Wire Wire: PTI Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Mumbai, Aug 28 (PTI) Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

45 Print Publication : The Financial Express Edition : All Date : August 29, 2014 Page: 10 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract

46 Publication : Divya Bhaskar Edition : Mumbai Date : August 29, 2014 Page: 9 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales

47 Publication : Sandesh Date : August 29, 2014 Page: 9 Edition : Mumbai Headline: NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces long staple cotton bales futures

48 Publication : Business Standard (Hindi) Edition : All Date : August 29, 2014 Page: 6 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract

49 Publication : Herald Youngleader Date : August 29, 2014 Edition : All Headline: NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces 29 mm cotton bales futures

50 Publication : Gujarat Pranam Date : August 29, 2014 Edition : All Headline: NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex introduces long staple cotton bales futures

51 Publication : NavGujarat Samay Edition : All Date : August 29, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract

52 Publication : Prabhat Edition : All Date : August 29, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract

53 Publication : Standard herald Edition : All Date : August 29, 2014 Headline: NCDEX launches long staple cotton bales futures contract

54 Online Website: economictimes.indiatimes.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract MUMBAI: Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

55 Website: business-standard.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

56 Website: smartinvestor.in Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

57 Website: indiainfoline.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX consolidates its leadership position in Cotton Complex Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

58 Website: thefirstmail.in Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

59 Website: mybusinessplaces.blogspot.in Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

60 Website: finthoughts.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX introduces long staple cotton bales futures contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

61 Website: newsfiber.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX Launches Long Staple Cotton Contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

62 Website: htsyndication.com Edition : Online Date : August 28, 2014 Headline: NCDEX Launches Long Staple Cotton Contract Leading commodity exchange National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) today announced the launch of a long staple (29 mm) cotton bales contract. The exchange will facilitate delivery of 29 mm cotton bales through Comtrack, its proprietary electronic commodity account ting system. The delivery centres are located in Maharashtra and Gujarat, the two main cotton producing states, NCDEX said in a statement here. With this the NCDEX cotton basket now spans the entire product line from kapas and bales to cotton seed and cotton seed oil-cake. This will give players across the value chain an opportunity to hedge their price risk. "We provide the largest marketplace for the cotton industry. With this contract, we have plugged the only missing piece. So, the industry can now use all hedging and price discovery solutions on a single platform," NCDEX MD and CEO Samir Shah said. Cotton is India's largest cash crop with total annual production of around 330 lakh bales of 170 kg each. The long staple varieties have a 78 per cent share. The 29 mm cotton is a fine grade long staple variety of cotton (29 mm refers to the staple length). It is mainly grown in Gujarat, followed by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka.

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