CIL to raise coal prices by 6.3%. The move aimed at raising revenue margins
The 6.3% FSA price hike announced by the company will translate into additional revenue of about Rs 3,200 crore which is equivalent to 4% of FY16 revenues
The stock was up 5% to Rs 296 after the company raised prices by 6.29% across all its subsidiaries for both the regulated and non-regulated sectors.
Record coal production offset by increasing cost; net sales increased by 5% to Rs 75,644 cr during FY16
Coal India Ltd (CIL) revised the price of non-coking coal to keep the domestic coal prices at globally competitive level. CIL revised the prices across all grades for use in power sector. The revision would have a positive impact of Rs 3,900 crore on the firm, said CIL. The new price regime would be effective from Monday.
The company's total income increased to Rs 21,402.75 crore in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal ended March 31, from Rs 21,339.55 crore in the year-ago period
The company had earlier reported a net profit of Rs 4,239 crore in the same quarter of last financial year
Of the total coal to be offered, over 63 MT will be offered for special forward e-auction for power producers and 16 MT will be earmarked for exclusive e-auction for non-power consumers
The development of underground coal gasification (UCG) is envisaged to provide energy security
Coal India achieved a staggering production of 536.51 million tonnes (mt) during the financial year ended March 31, 2016
The coal production in the last fiscal grew by 4.8% over 2014-15
Under this project, the Coal India subsidiary has created an eco-park on 15 acres of land
The move is aimed at competing against cheaper high grade coal from South Africa, Indonesia and Australia
In past one-month, the stock has underperforming the market by falling 15% as compared to 2.5% rise in the Nifty 50 index.
Rising volumes to drive revenues; increasing sales to non-power customers will perk up margins
Discoms from W Bengal, MP and Rajasthan, and DVC are major defaulters with combined outstanding amount of over 50%
The stock dipped 3% to Rs 277, its lowest level since April 7, 2014 on the National Stock Exchange in intra-day trade.
MCL produced a record 137.9 MT coal at a growth of 13.6%, it supplied 140.22 MT dry fuel to its consumers, registering a growth of 14%
It is the second straight year that Central Coalfields has achieved double digit growth and met its target as well
Eighty per cent of Coal India's coal is shipped to the state-owned power units across the country