Coal India Ltd, the world's biggest coal miner, reported a 50.1 percent jump in third-quarter profit on Tuesday as it benefited from higher coal production. Its profit for the three months to December reached 45.67 billion Indian rupees ($646.5 million), compared with 30.43 billion a year earlier, the company said. The figure beat analysts' average estimate of 40.69 billion rupees in profit, according to Refinitiv Eikon data. Quarterly coal production rose 2.6 percent year-over-year to 155.97 million tonnes.
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