New Delhi: In a key leadership move, MMTC Limited, one of India’s largest public sector trading enterprises under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, has appointed Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair, Director in the Department of Commerce, as Director (Finance) on its Board.
The appointment follows an order issued by the Department of Commerce on June 2, and was officially formalised through a board resolution passed by circulation on June 10, 2025.
Additional Charge for a Period of One Year
Nair will take on this role in addition to her current position as Director in the Services Marketing Division (SMD) of the Department of Commerce. The appointment is for a period of one year, effective from the date she assumes charge, or until a regular appointment is made, or until further orders – whichever is earlier.
In its filing with the NSE and BSE, MMTC confirmed that Nair is not debarred from holding any directorship by SEBI or any other statutory authority.
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A Distinguished Career in Public Service
Anoopa Sankarankutty Nair brings a strong background in economic policy, services promotion, and export development. She holds an M.Phil. in Applied Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), completed in 2008 with first-class distinction.
Her professional journey includes several high-impact roles in both the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, where she has focused on key areas such as:
Export promotion policies
- Services sector development
- Industrial strategy and marketing
Her appointment is seen as a move to bring deeper financial oversight and policy alignment to MMTC during a time when PSUs are being encouraged to become more agile, transparent, and market-responsive.
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About MMTC Limited
MMTC (Metals and Minerals Trading Corporation of India) is a Central Public Sector Enterprise (CPSE) engaged in the export and import of various commodities, including minerals, metals, coal, fertilizers, and agricultural products. Over the years, it has played a crucial role in facilitating trade and ensuring the supply of essential commodities in India.
