IEX Share Price Crashes 28%, Hits Lower Price Band. What's Behind the Fall?
INDIA, JUL 24 – The phased market coupling will unify power exchanges’ prices and improve efficiency in India's electricity trading, with a 0.3% welfare increase seen in pilot runs, regulators said.
- On Thursday, July 24, Indian Energy Exchange Ltd sank to its lower circuit, after CERC approved phased market coupling for DAM.
- In an order dated July 23, CERC directed round-robin DAM coupling by January 2026, building on a shadow pilot begun February 6, 2024 after four months of trial runs.
- Market coupling will aggregate bids from all exchanges, with bids centrally matched for a uniform market-clearing price and Grid-India as backup.
- The sell-off came just hours before IEX’s Q1FY26 results, with the counter hitting Rs 169.10 on a no-buy, 4.2 crore sell orders flood, occurring prior to earnings.
- By January 2026, India’s three power exchanges—including PXIL and HPX—will rotate as MCO, reshaping operations, settlement and volumes.
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