Bharat Coking Coal Limited has restructured its senior management team with the appointment of two new personnel effective June 30, 2026, following the superannuation of previous executives. Shri Jayanta Kumar Das has assumed the role of Area General Manager for the PB Area, while Shri Rakesh Kumar Sinha has taken charge as General Manager and Head of the Excavation Department. These changes were disclosed to the stock exchanges pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

The appointments were necessitated by the retirement of Shri Ganesh Chandra Saha, General Manager (Mining), and Shri Madhup Kumar Seth, General Manager (Excavation). Consequently, Shri Saha and Shri Seth have ceased to be Senior Management Personnel of the company. Additionally, Shri Avrendra Kumar, General Manager (Mining) and Head of the Environment Department, superannuated from the company and is no longer part of the senior management.

Profiles of New Appointees

Shri Jayanta Kumar Das brings over three decades of experience to his new position. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Mining Engineering from NIT Rourkela and a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management from NMIMS, Mumbai. Before joining Bharat Coking Coal in May 2026, he served in various capacities at Western Coalfields Limited, North Eastern Coalfields, and Coal India Limited since April 1993. His expertise spans underground and opencast mining, safety and rescue operations, and project monitoring.

Shri Rakesh Kumar Sinha has been associated with the company since May 2023. He possesses a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mine Machinery from IIT (ISM), Dhanbad. Prior to his current tenure, he served at Northern Coalfields Limited, a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, from August 1991 to May 2023. He has extensive experience in the coal mining sector, specifically in excavation and mine machinery operations.

Summary of Management Changes

Bharat Coking Coal reported a 12.5% year-on-year decline in coking coal output to 2.17 million tonnes for June 2026. The drop underscores a notable contraction in the company's mining volumes during the reported period, impacting its ability to meet downstream steel manufacturing demand.

Production Performance

The company disclosed its provisional monthly production performance for June 2026, revealing a broad-based decline across key metrics. Total raw coal production fell 11.8% to 2.29 million tonnes compared to the same period last year.

The following table summarises the key production data reported for June 2026:

Segment and Mine-wise Performance

Coking coal production specifically decreased to 2.17 million tonnes from 2.48 million tonnes in the same period last year. Non-coking coal production remained relatively stable at 0.12 million tonnes, a marginal increase of 2.6%.

Production from opencast mines, which constitute the bulk of output, fell 12.3% to 2.24 million tonnes. In contrast, underground mines saw a 24.3% surge in production to 0.05 million tonnes.

Overburden removal, a critical activity for mining operations, declined 16.1% to 10.84 million cubic metres. Offtake of raw coal stood at 2.69 million tonnes, nearly flat compared to the previous year.