Coal India

Coal India has emerged as the preferred bidder for Odisha's Gadadharpur iron ore block, marking its entry into iron ore mining as it expands beyond coal

The Centre says eight approved coal gasification projects are expected to attract investments of ₹65,365 crore and gasify around 12 million tonnes of coal annually

Coal India said July 2026 supplies rose to 64.19 MT, the highest-ever coal offtake for the month in the company's history, while production grew to 50.36 MT

Retirees seek inflation-linked revisions after the government told Parliament no enhancement proposal is under consideration following an actuarial assessment of the pension fund

State-owned CIL on Saturday said its production grew 8.4 per cent to 50.36 million tonnes (MT) in July. Coal India Ltd (CIL) accounts for over 80 per cent of domestic coal output. Despite challenges posed by the rains, the company recorded healthy growth in coal production. Simultaneously, it has sustained strong momentum in coal supplies through a demand-responsive inventory optimisation strategy, enabling it to maintain a comfortable balance between production and supplies. "Coal India Ltd recorded a robust operational performance in July 26-27, registering an 8.44 per cent growth in coal production," it said in a statement. Coal supplies also increased 18.38 per cent to 64.19 MT during July, over the year-ago period. "Coal supplied in July FY27 marks the highest-ever coal offtake for the month in any financial year. The previous highest July supply stood at 60.5 MT, achieved in FY 24-25," the statement said. The strong operational momentum follows another record performance in

Land acquisition, coal evacuation infrastructure and plant & machinery accounted for three-fourths of Coal India's first-quarter capital expenditure as the miner exceeded its target

State-owned miner reports flat quarterly profit as higher operating costs offset revenue growth, while coal offtake rises on inventory liquidation

Coal India is expected to post muted earnings in the first quarter (Q1FY27), as analysts see muted offtake, subdued e-premiums and higher operating expenses impacting the company's performance.

Brokerages Axis Direct and Kotak Institutional Equities (KIE) expect a decline in the company's Q1 profit even as Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) sees single-digit growth.

Coal India arm BCCL on Wednesday reported a loss of Rs 68.09 crore for the June quarter due to lower revenue and higher expenses. However, the company had reported a profit of Rs 176.87 crore in the year-ago period, Bharat Coking Coal Ltd (BCCL) said in a filing to the BSE. Revenue from operations during the first quarter of the current fiscal year declined to Rs 3,587.27 crore over Rs 3,719.59 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. In a presentation, BCCL -- a Miniratna PSU -- said, "The reduction in sales is on account of reduction in outside dispatch from 8.83 million tonnes to 7.81 million tonnes." It further said the decrease in other income is primarily attributable to the reduction in provision and liability write back. The total expenses rose to Rs 3,826.31 crore over Rs 3,654.39 crore in the year-ago period, the filing said. Bharat Coking Coal Ltd manages an extensive network of open-cast and underground mines across Jharkhand and West Bengal, wi

Steel producers are expected to post weaker-than-expected Q1 margin recovery as higher coking coal, freight and operating costs offset gains from stronger domestic steel prices

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Coal India produced 169.6 MT of coal in Q1 FY27, down from 183.4 MT a year earlier, while supplies rose 3.5 per cent as the miner reduced pithead stocks

The Coal Exchange Rules establish a framework for electronic coal trading, transparent price discovery and stronger governance, marking a major shift in India's coal market

State-run miner will scale up research through NaCCER, Centres of Excellence and global partnerships, focusing on clean coal, carbon capture and advanced mining technologies

Coal India on Tuesday said it plans to invest around Rs 1,900 crore on research and development activities by FY2030 in its efforts to increase mine productivity and cut emissions. With this move, the company also plans to commercialise cleaner coal technologies and explore alternate energy avenues in line with the evolving energy landscape. The company's R&D push gained traction in 202425 with the launch of the National Centre for Coal and Energy Research (NaCCER), organised on a hub-and-spoke model, CIL said in a BSE filing. Since then the company has moved beyond proof-of-concept work and is concentrating on prototype development at Technology Readiness Levels of 4 and higher. CIL's R&D expenditure increased four-fold to Rs 245 crore in 2024-25, from Rs 61 crore in 2023-24. At present, 19 R&D projects, with a total outlay of Rs 225 crore, are being executed by reputed scientific institutions under the direct oversight of NaCCER. In addition, 13 projects with pilot-scale

Government disinvestment receipts have crossed ₹18,000 crore in FY27's first quarter, already surpassing the total stake-sale proceeds of FY26

India is betting ₹46,000 crore in incentives and 100 million tonnes of coal on gasification, but success hinges on choosing the right technology for its high-ash coal

Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities expects Polycab India and Coal India to rally further on breakout above the ₹9,800- ₹9,850 and ₹485- ₹490 zones, respectively.

State-owned miner announces a record coal linkage offer and other policy changes aimed at reducing imports and improving fuel availability for industry