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08Apr 26
India Government Says Power Plants Have 55 Million Tons Of Coal, Enough For 24 Days
The Indian government has officially confirmed that power plants across the country maintain 55 million tons of coal inventory, providing adequate supply for 24 days of continuous electricity generation. This assessment demonstrates systematic monitoring of energy supply chain stability and effective coordination between mining operations and power generation facilities to ensure uninterrupted energy supply.
06Apr 26
Coal India Limited Submits Q4 FY26 SEBI Compliance Certificate for Dematerialization Process
Coal India Limited filed its Q4 FY26 compliance certificate under SEBI Regulation 74(5) on April 6, 2026, covering the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The submission to BSE and NSE was supported by confirmation from registrar Alankit Assignments Limited, certifying proper dematerialization procedures for physical share certificates. The filing demonstrates the Maharatna company's adherence to regulatory requirements governing depository and participant operations.
02Apr 26
Coal India Reports SWMA E-auction Performance Data for March 2026 and FY26
Coal India Limited disclosed SWMA e-auction data for March 2026 and FY26 under SEBI regulations. March 2026 saw allocation of 133.17 lakh tonnes from 325.32 lakh tonnes offered at 41% allocation rate with 45% average premium. FY26 performance showed 1017.21 lakh tonnes allocated from 2221.50 lakh tonnes offered, achieving 46% allocation rate with 38% premium over notified prices.
01Apr 26
Coal India Reports March 2026 Coal Production at 84.5 Million Tonnes, Down 1.5% YoY
Coal India's provisional results show March 2026 production at 84.5 million tonnes, down 1.5% year-on-year, with mixed subsidiary performance. Annual production for Apr'25-Mar'26 totaled 768.1 million tonnes, declining 1.7% from the previous year, while off-take performance showed monthly improvement but annual decline.
01Apr 26
Coal India Reports 69.5 Million Tonnes Coal Offtake in March 2026, Up 0.7% Year-on-Year
Coal India achieved coal offtake of 69.5 million tonnes in March 2026, up 0.7% year-on-year. This modest growth demonstrates the company's consistent operational performance and ability to maintain steady output levels in coal production and distribution.
31Mar 26
Coal India's Stake in CMPDI Reduces to 85% Following Successful IPO Listing
Coal India Limited has announced that its subsidiary Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited (CMPDI) has successfully completed its IPO, selling 107,100,000 equity shares at ₹172.00 per share. The listing on BSE and NSE effective March 30th, 2026, has reduced Coal India's shareholding from 100% to 85%, changing CMPDI's status from wholly-owned subsidiary to subsidiary while maintaining Coal India's majority control.
30Mar 26
Coal India Secures Rs 1057.09 Crore Contract for 750 MWh BESS Plant at Choutuppal
Coal India Limited has won a significant contract worth Rs. 1057.09 crore from Telanganga Power Generation Corporation Limited to establish a 750 MWh Battery Energy Storage System plant at Choutuppal. The project represents the company's strategic diversification into renewable energy storage sector with an 18-month execution timeline.
28Mar 26
Coal India Limited Announces Cessation of Four Independent Directors Upon Completion of Tenure
Coal India Limited announced the cessation of four independent directors - CA Kamesh Kant Acharya, Shri Punambhai Kalabhai Makwana, Shri Bhojarajan Rajeshchander, and Smt. Mamta Palariya - effective March 28, 2026, upon completion of their tenure. The company filed necessary regulatory disclosures with BSE and NSE under SEBI Regulation 30, providing complete details of the board composition changes.
28Mar 26
Coal India's Joint Venture DVC CIL Power Private Limited Officially Incorporated
Coal India Limited has successfully incorporated its strategic joint venture with Damodar Valley Corporation as DVC CIL Power Private Limited, receiving official incorporation status and CIN U35102WB2026PTC287644 from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The equal partnership structure involves ₹3,132.96 crore equity infusion focusing on comprehensive power generation, transmission, distribution and allied energy businesses including renewable energy projects and e-mobility infrastructure.
27Mar 26
Coal India Plans Eight New Washeries By FY 2030 With 21.5 MT Annual Capacity
Coal India has announced a comprehensive ₹3,600 crore infrastructure expansion program to establish eight new coking coal washeries by FY 2030 with combined capacity of 21.5 MT per year. The investment includes ₹3,300 crore for new facilities and ₹300 crore for modernizing existing washeries, aimed at improving domestic coking coal quality and reducing import dependence.
25Mar 26
Coal India Limited Announces Trading Window Closure from April 1, 2026
Coal India Limited has notified stock exchanges about trading window closure from April 1, 2026, until 48 hours after declaration of Q4 FY26 audited results. The closure follows the company's insider trading code and was communicated to NSE and BSE on March 25, 2026, by Executive Director B.P. Dubey.
24Mar 26
Nuvama Downgrades Coal India to Reduce with ₹384 Target Price on Supply Concerns
Nuvama has downgraded Coal India to Reduce with a ₹384 target price, citing excess domestic supply, weak demand, and competition from captive miners limiting price and volume growth. The brokerage highlights concerns about flat e-auction premiums, wage hike risks, and projects a muted earnings outlook with approximately 4% EBITDA CAGR for FY26-28.
24Mar 26
Coal India Limited Receives Board Approval for SECL Disinvestment Through IPO Route
Coal India Limited has received board approval for SECL disinvestment through OFS of up to 25% equity by CIL and fresh issue of up to 10% shares by SECL via IPO route. The transaction will be executed in domestic market compliance with SEBI regulations, subject to regulatory approvals and completion of necessary formalities.
24Mar 26
Coal India Limited Gets Board Approval for Divestment of Up to 25% Stake in Mahanadi Coalfields Limited
Coal India Limited has received board approval on 23.03.2026 for divestment of up to 25% equity shares in wholly owned subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields Limited through Offer for Sale via IPO and other market routes. The approval follows an earlier circular resolution from 23.12.2025 approving MCL's listing. The divestment will comply with SEBI regulations and requires Ministry of Coal and DIPAM approvals, remaining subject to regulatory clearances and market conditions.
24Mar 26
Coal India Board Approves Singapore Holding Company For Overseas Expansion
Coal India Limited has received board approval for establishing an Intermediate Holding Company in Singapore, aimed at exploring overseas opportunities in critical minerals asset acquisition and enabling efficient management of international investments. The company has filed regulatory disclosures under SEBI regulations, with approvals pending from Ministry of Coal and DIPAM.
24Mar 26
Coal India Board Approves ₹3160 Crore Guarantee for Subsidiary's Solar Power Project
Coal India Limited's board has approved providing a 100% corporate guarantee of up to ₹3160 crores to its subsidiary CIL Rajasthan Akshay Urja Limited (CRAUL) for funding an 875 MW Solar PV Plant project. CRAUL is a joint venture with Coal India holding 74% stake and Rajasthan Rajya Vidhyut Utpadan Nigam Limited holding 26%. The guarantee creates potential liability for Coal India limited to ₹3160 crores in case of default, supporting the company's renewable energy diversification strategy.
24Mar 26
Coal India Limited Board Approves Closure of Step-Down Subsidiary MJSJ Coal Limited
Coal India Limited's board has approved the closure of MJSJ Coal Limited, a step-down subsidiary operating under Mahanadi Coalfields Limited. The closure is attributed to the subsidiary being non-operational and the Supreme Court's cancellation of coal blocks. The actual closure will proceed upon receiving approvals from the Ministry of Coal and DIPAM, as disclosed under SEBI regulations on March 23, 2026.
19Mar 26
Coal's Share in India's Electricity Generation Expected to Fall to 49% by 2035-36
Coal's dominance in India's electricity generation is projected to decline significantly from more than 70% currently to around 49% by 2035-36. This represents a decline of over 20 percentage points, indicating a major transformation in India's power generation mix over the next decade. The shift suggests a fundamental restructuring of the country's energy sector as alternative sources are expected to fill the gap left by reduced coal dependency.
13Mar 26
Government Directs Coal India to Ensure Coal Supply for Hospitality Sector
Government official directs Coal India to secure coal supply for restaurants and hotels. The instruction emphasizes ensuring adequate coal availability for hospitality sector establishments. This directive highlights Coal India's role in supporting commercial energy requirements for food service and accommodation industries.
13Mar 26
Coal India Files Red Herring Prospectus for CMPDIL IPO with 107.1M Shares
Coal India has filed the Red Herring Prospectus with SEBI for its wholly owned subsidiary CMPDIL's IPO, involving an offer for sale of up to 107.10 million equity shares. The regulatory disclosure under SEBI LODR Regulation 30 confirms the RHP was filed with SEBI, BSE, and NSE, marking a significant step toward listing the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Limited as an independent entity, subject to regulatory approvals and favorable market conditions.
13Mar 26
HSBC Raises Coal India Target Price to ₹420 Amid Higher Gas and Regional Coal Prices
HSBC has maintained its Hold rating on Coal India while raising the target price to ₹420, driven by higher gas and regional coal prices expected to boost e-auction premiums and increase FY27 EPS by ~13%. However, FY28 earnings remain unchanged due to domestic coal oversupply and weak thermal demand, with Middle East-driven near-term outperformance likely to fade once gas supplies normalise.
11Mar 26
India's Government Announces Readiness for Unprecedented Coal Demand
The Indian government has announced its preparedness to handle any unprecedented coal demand, demonstrating confidence in the country's coal supply infrastructure. This strategic declaration emphasizes India's commitment to energy security and reflects proactive planning for potential demand surges in the coal sector.
05Mar 26
Axis Capital Questions Coal India's Ability to Boost Coal Demand Amid Declining Power Needs
Axis Capital has questioned Coal India's capacity to boost coal demand as power needs decline in India. The brokerage firm's concerns highlight potential challenges for the coal sector amid changing energy consumption patterns and evolving market dynamics.
05Mar 26
Coal India Limited Revises Analyst/Investor Meeting Schedule for March 6, 2026
Coal India Limited has revised its analyst and investor meeting schedule for March 6, 2026, to be held as physical one-to-one sessions at its Kolkata headquarters. The meeting will include JM Financial Institutional Securities Limited and Fidelity International, with the company confirming no unpublished price sensitive information will be shared during the discussions.
03Mar 26
Coal India Reports SWMA E-auction Performance Data for Feb'26 and Apr'25-Feb'26 Period
Coal India Limited disclosed SWMA e-auction data showing allocation of 103.66 lakh tonnes in February 2026 at 35% premium over notified price, with 50% allocation rate from 205.92 lakh tonnes offered. Cumulative data for April 2025-February 2026 shows 884.04 lakh tonnes allocated from 1896.18 lakh tonnes offered, achieving 47% allocation rate with 37% price premium across subsidiary operations.
02Mar 26
Coal India Limited Fined Rs 5.43 Lakh by BSE for Board Composition Non-Compliance in Q3FY26
Coal India Limited disclosed receiving a BSE notice dated 27.02.2026 imposing a fine of Rs 5,42,800 for non-compliance with Regulation 17(1) during Q3FY26. The company clarified that the violation was beyond management control due to government appointment processes for board members. Coal India has requested penalty waiver and continues following up with Ministry of Coal for independent director appointments.
01Mar 26
Coal India Limited Announces Cessation of Independent Director Upon Completion of Tenure
Coal India Limited announced the cessation of Independent Director Shri Ghanshyam Singh Rathore effective March 1, 2026, upon completion of his tenure. The company filed the required intimation with BSE and NSE under SEBI Regulation 30, confirming this routine corporate governance transition for the Maharatna company.
01Mar 26
Coal India Reports Mixed Production and Offtake Performance for Feb'26 and Apr'25-Feb'26 Period
Coal India Limited reported mixed provisional performance for Feb'26 and Apr'25-Feb'26 period. Monthly production grew 0.7% to 74.7 million tonnes in Feb'26, while offtake declined 1.5% to 62.0 million tonnes. Cumulative production for Apr'25-Feb'26 decreased 1.7% to 683.7 million tonnes with offtake falling 2.8% to 674.6 million tonnes. SECL showed strong performance with 7.0% production growth, while BCCL faced challenges with 14.0% production decline for the cumulative period.
27Feb 26
Coal India Limited Builds 175.5 Million Tonnes Buffer to Meet Summer Coal Demand
Coal India Limited has established a robust 175.5 million tonnes coal buffer system comprising pithead stocks (115 MT), power plant inventories (55 MT), and transit stocks (5.5 MT) as of late February 2026. The company maintains additional operational readiness with 60.2 million tonnes of ready-to-extract in-situ coal exposure at key mines. This comprehensive approach aims to meet anticipated summer power demand increases while potentially reducing import dependency amid rising international coal prices.
25Feb 26
Coal India's SECL Subsidiary Identifies Seven Mine Dumps for Rare Earth Element Exploration
Coal India's subsidiary SECL has identified seven mine dumps suitable for rare earth element exploration, representing a strategic diversification move beyond traditional coal mining. This development could potentially create new revenue streams for the company while utilizing existing disturbed areas for resource extraction. The discovery aligns with growing demand for rare earth elements in high-tech applications and India's renewable energy initiatives.
16Feb 26
Coal India's Solar Capex Reaches Rs.961 Crores Till January FY26, Logs 2.33X Growth
Coal India Limited achieved Rs.961 crores solar capex till January FY26, marking 2.33X growth from Rs.412 crores previous year and 132% target satisfaction against Rs.729 crores progressive target. The company exceeded its annual FY26 target of Rs.957 crores and aims for 3,000 MW renewable capacity by FY28, with current 247 MW expected to reach 675 MW by fiscal closure.
12Feb 26
Coal India Issues Tax Guidelines for ₹5.50 Third Interim Dividend with February 18 Record Date
Coal India Limited has released comprehensive tax guidelines for shareholders regarding the third interim dividend of ₹5.50 per share for FY 2025-26. The communication details TDS provisions for resident (10% standard rate) and non-resident shareholders (20% or treaty rates), introduces a digital tax portal for document submission (February 13-20, 2026), and mandates exclusive electronic dividend payments following SEBI regulatory changes.
04Feb 26
Coal India Limited Announces Board Approval for Chile Intermediate Holding Company Formation
Coal India Limited has announced board approval for incorporating an Intermediate Holding Company in Chile to explore lithium and copper opportunities. The company will hold 100% equity in the new mining-focused subsidiary, with investment details to be finalized pending DIPAM and Ministry of Coal approvals.
04Feb 26
Coal India Approves ₹31.33 Billion Investment in Joint Venture Project
Coal India has approved a ₹31.33 billion investment in a joint venture project with a total cost of ₹208.86 billion. The project will be financed through a 70:30 debt-equity ratio structure, demonstrating the company's strategic approach to expansion through partnerships and optimal capital utilization.
04Feb 26
Coal India Approves Joint Venture With UPRVUNL For Renewable Energy Project In Uttar Pradesh
Coal India has approved a joint venture with UPRVUNL for developing a renewable energy project in Uttar Pradesh. This strategic partnership represents the company's diversification into clean energy sector beyond traditional coal mining operations. The collaboration with the state power utility aims to contribute to renewable energy infrastructure development in Uttar Pradesh.
04Feb 26
Coal India Approves ₹31.90 Billion Investment in BCGCL
Coal India has approved a major investment of ₹31.90 billion in BCGCL, representing a significant strategic capital allocation by the state-owned mining company. This substantial investment demonstrates the company's commitment to expansion and growth initiatives.
03Feb 26
Coal India Board Meeting Scheduled for February 12, 2026 to Review Q3FY26 Results
Coal India Limited announced a board meeting on February 12, 2026, to consider Q3FY26 unaudited financial results for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025, and potential 3rd interim dividend declaration. The meeting complies with SEBI regulations, with trading window closed from January 1, 2026, reopening February 16, 2026.
02Feb 26
Coal India Increases Pay For Mid-Level Executives With ₹34.00 Billion Cost Impact
Coal India has implemented salary increases for mid-level executives with an expected cost impact of ₹34.00 billion. This significant compensation adjustment reflects the company's investment in human resources and commitment to improving employee remuneration structures across its management framework.
01Feb 26
Coal India Reports Mixed Production and Offtake Performance for January 2026
Coal India Limited reported mixed operational performance for January 2026, with production increasing 2.6% to 79.8 million tonnes while offtake declined 4.7% to 66.3 million tonnes compared to January 2025. For the ten-month period from April 2025 to January 2026, both production and offtake showed declines of 2.0% and 3.0% respectively. SECL emerged as the best performer with significant growth, while BCCL faced the steepest declines across both metrics.
01Feb 26
Coal India Executive Director (Co-ordination) Relinquishes Charge Upon Superannuation
Coal India Limited announced that Executive Director (Co-ordination) Shri Alok Lalit Kumar relinquished his charge on 01.02.2026 upon reaching superannuation age. The disclosure was made under SEBI regulations to BSE and NSE, with the filing submitted by Executive Director (CS) & Compliance Officer B. P Dubey.
22Jan 26
Coal India Enhances Quality Control with Automated Sampling, Targets 80% Silo Loading by FY26
Coal India has enhanced its quality control operations by increasing focus on automated coal sampling systems, achieving 85% grade conformity compared to 82% in the previous year. The company has set a strategic target of 80% silo loading by FY26 as part of its operational modernization initiative. These developments demonstrate Coal India's commitment to improving coal quality standards through technological advancement and automated processes.
21Jan 26
India Targets 1.31 Billion Tonnes Coal Production by FY27 as Coal India Eyes Record 1 Billion Tonne Mark
India has set a production target of 1.31 billion tonnes of coal by FY27, while Coal India Limited aims for a record 1 billion tonne production milestone. The Coal Ministry plans to finalise rules for a proposed coal exchange by March 2025, responding to domestic coal production that surpassed 1 billion tonnes in FY25. This development reflects the country's expanding coal sector and efforts to establish efficient market mechanisms for coal trading.
20Jan 26
Coal India Receives Mineral Concession License for Kawalapur REE Block with 5-Year Execution Timeline
Coal India has obtained a mineral concession license from the Ministry of Mines for the Kawalapur rare earth elements block, with a 5-year execution timeline. This development represents the company's strategic expansion into critical mineral resources beyond traditional coal mining operations.
19Jan 26
Coal India's Stake in Bharat Coking Coal Drops to 90% Post IPO Listing
Coal India Limited disclosed that its subsidiary Bharat Coking Coal Limited completed a successful IPO on January 19, 2026, selling 465,700,000 equity shares at ₹23.00 per share. The listing on BSE and NSE reduced Coal India's shareholding from 100% to 90%, changing Bharat Coking Coal's status from wholly-owned subsidiary to subsidiary while maintaining Coal India's controlling interest.
16Jan 26
Coal India Explores Rare Earth Partnerships With Russia And Australia
Coal India is pursuing strategic partnerships with Russia and Australia to access rare earth element resources, diversifying beyond its core coal mining operations. This initiative positions the company to capitalize on growing global demand for critical minerals essential in high-tech applications and renewable energy technologies.
16Jan 26
Coal India Breaks Out from Ascending Triangle Pattern to Hit Fresh 52-Week High in January 2026
Coal India Ltd has broken out of an ascending triangle pattern on monthly charts, achieving a fresh 52-week high in January 2026. The stock had been consolidating since November 2024 before this technical breakout occurred. Technical experts recommend short-term traders consider buying opportunities with a target of ₹500.00 in the next few weeks, suggesting entry either at current levels or on marginal dips.
14Jan 26
Coal India Files Prospectus for Bharat Coking Coal Limited IPO of Up to 465.70 Crore Equity Shares
Coal India Limited has filed the prospectus for its wholly owned subsidiary Bharat Coking Coal Limited's IPO involving up to 465.70 crore equity shares of ₹10.00 face value each through offer for sale. The prospectus dated January 13, 2026 was filed with Registrar of Companies, Jharkhand on January 14, 2026, following earlier regulatory filings including red herring prospectus and addendum-cum-corrigendum.
14Jan 26
Coal India Shares Hit Two-Month High as BCCL IPO Creates Market History
Coal India shares surged nearly 3% to ₹439.90, hitting a two-month high as subsidiary BCCL's IPO closed with record 145x subscription. The ₹1,300-crore offering attracted 90 lakh applications worth ₹1.17 lakh crore, making it the highest-applied PSU IPO ever. QIBs subscribed 310.81 times while NIIs showed 258.16 times subscription, reflecting strong institutional confidence in the PSU investment theme.
12Jan 26
Market Trading Guide: BSE and Coal India Show Strong Bullish Setups with Up to 10% Upside Potential
Technical analysts recommend buying BSE at ₹2,790 with a 9% upside target of ₹3,050, citing a strong bullish setup with trendline breakout and positive moving average alignment. Coal India is recommended at ₹432 with 10% upside potential to ₹475 following a confirmed breakout from a symmetrical triangle pattern. Both stocks show strong momentum indicators and are suitable for long-term investors with appropriate stop-loss levels.
12Jan 26
Coal India Limited Clarifies Ownership of BCCL IPO Proceeds Following Material Price Movement
Coal India Limited issued a regulatory clarification on January 12, 2026, following material price movement in its shares caused by media reports about BCCL's IPO proceeds. The company confirmed that while subsidiary BCCL has issued an OFS, the entire proceeds will accrue to Coal India Limited as the holding company, not to BCCL for diversification into rare earth metals as suggested in media reports.
12Jan 26
Coal India, NTPC and 3 other stocks to benefit as Centre plans major coal mining reforms
The Central Government has proposed major coal mining reforms including scrapping the 50% ceiling on captive mine sales and extending lease tenures from 30 to 50 years. These changes aim to clear legacy stockpiles, boost market supply, and reduce import dependence. Five companies positioned to benefit include Coal India Ltd, JSW Energy, NTPC, GMDC, and Adani Power Limited, all with significant coal mining operations and captive requirements.
09Jan 26
Coal India's Wealth Tripled in 5 Years: Will Bharat Coking Coal IPO Unlock More Value?
Coal India has tripled its market value since early 2021, becoming a top wealth creator among PSU stocks through higher coal prices, record dividends and production growth. The upcoming Bharat Coking Coal IPO presents mixed prospects, with BCCL owning strategic coking coal reserves and commanding 58.5% domestic market share. While some analysts see tactical gains from the ₹600+ crore stake sale, others warn that optimism may already be priced in, with the real value lying in long-term subsidiary monetisation strategy.
08Jan 26
Coal India Creates ₹1.8 Lakh Crore Wealth for Investors as Subsidiary BCCL Eyes Market Entry
Coal India delivered exceptional returns with ₹1.81 lakh crore wealth creation over five years, driven by 213% stock price growth from favorable commodity cycles and PSU re-rating. The company's market value increased from ₹84,121 crore in 2021 to ₹2.66 lakh crore currently. Subsidiary BCCL now approaches the market as India's largest coking coal producer with 7.91 billion tonnes reserves and expansion plans to increase washery capacity from 13.65 MTPA to 20.65 MTPA.
05Jan 26
Coal India Files Red Herring Prospectus for Bharat Coking Coal Limited IPO
Coal India Limited has filed the red herring prospectus for its wholly owned subsidiary Bharat Coking Coal Limited's IPO, involving an offer for sale of up to 465.70 million equity shares. The filing with SEBI, BSE, and NSE on January 3, 2026, resulted in significant volume movement in Coal India's shares, leading to regulatory inquiry and company clarification.
05Jan 26
Coal India Records ₹128.01 Crore Block Trade on BSE at ₹426.70 Per Share
Coal India Limited executed a major block trade on BSE worth ₹128.01 crores, involving approximately 3 million shares at ₹426.70 per share. This substantial institutional transaction highlights significant market activity and demonstrates strong liquidity in the mining company's shares.
02Jan 26
Coal India Shares Rally 7% to Fresh 52-Week High on Foreign E-Auction Policy
Coal India shares rallied 7% to a fresh 52-week high of ₹426.95 following the implementation of a landmark policy allowing direct participation of foreign buyers from Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal in its e-auctions. The company officially filed regulatory compliance under SEBI Regulation 30(11) acknowledging the material price movement and issued a press release confirming the policy implementation through its SWMA auction system.
01Jan 26
Coal India Production at 60% of FY26 Target After Q3, PMO Directs Subsidiary Listings
Coal India's December production increased 4.6% to 75.7mt, bringing cumulative production to 529.2mt, representing 60% of the FY26 target of 875mt. While production showed growth, off-take declined 5.2% to 64.9mt. The PMO has directed the company to list all subsidiaries by FY30, with IPO plans for major units already underway.
29Dec 25
Coal India Limited Appoints Shri Rajiva Kumar Singh as Executive Director (Exploration)
Coal India Limited has appointed Shri Rajiva Kumar Singh as Executive Director (Exploration) effective December 29, 2025, following his promotion within the organization. Shri Singh brings over 30 years of geological exploration experience and holds advanced degrees in Geology from Patna University. He has previously held key leadership roles at CMPDIL and served as Nodal Officer to the Ministry of Coal for exploration initiatives.
29Dec 25
PMO Directs Coal India to List All Subsidiaries by 2030 for Enhanced Governance
The Prime Minister's Office has mandated Coal India to list all its subsidiaries by 2030 as part of a strategic governance reform initiative. With eight major subsidiaries including regional coalfields and technical services units, the company is preparing for systematic public listings starting with BCCL and CMPDI in March 2026, both having completed necessary regulatory preparations and SEBI filings.
29Dec 25
Coal India Appoints B Sairam as CEO in Leadership Restructuring Move
Coal India Ltd has restructured its top leadership by appointing Chairman-cum-Managing Director B Sairam as the company's Chief Executive Officer. This move consolidates executive authority, with Sairam now holding dual roles as CMD and CEO. The decision aims to streamline decision-making processes, enhance operational efficiency, and position the company to meet increasing production demands. Coal India, which accounts for over 80% of India's domestic coal production, is implementing this change to address growing energy demands and strengthen its management capabilities.
28Dec 25
PMO Directs Coal Ministry To List All Coal India Subsidiaries By 2030
The Prime Minister's Office has directed the coal ministry to list all Coal India subsidiaries by 2030 to enhance governance and transparency. Bharat Coking Coal Ltd and Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd are expected to debut by March 2026 with preparatory work completed. Coal India recently received board approval to list South Eastern Coalfields Ltd and Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd within the next financial year, while targeting 875 million tonnes coal production in the current financial year.
28Dec 25
Coal India Subsidiaries Set for Stock Market Debut by 2030
The Prime Minister's Office has instructed the Coal Ministry to list all Coal India Limited (CIL) subsidiaries on the stock market by 2030. Two subsidiaries are expected to be listed by March 2026, with roadshows already completed. This move aims to enhance governance and transparency in the coal sector, potentially increasing operational efficiency and providing new investment opportunities.
26Dec 25
Coal India Board Approves CMD B Sairam As CEO Amid Production Push
Coal India Ltd has appointed its Chairman-cum-Managing Director B Sairam as Chief Executive Officer, consolidating leadership at the state-run coal major. The appointment comes as Coal India, which accounts for over 80% of domestic coal production, targets 875 million tonnes production for 2025-26 while pursuing critical minerals diversification.
26Dec 25
Coal India Appoints Chandra Prakash Garg as Executive Director (Safety & Rescue)
Coal India Limited has appointed Shri Chandra Prakash Garg as Executive Director (Safety & Rescue) effective December 26, 2025, following his promotion within the organization. Garg brings 35 years of coal mining industry experience, having joined Coal India in 1990 after graduating with a mining engineering degree from MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur. His specialized expertise includes Safety Management certification from SIMTARS Australia, positioning him well for overseeing the company's safety and rescue operations at a senior management level one step below the Board of Directors.
26Dec 25
Coal India Appoints B. Sairam as Chairman-cum-MD and CEO
Coal India Limited has strengthened its leadership structure with the dual appointment of Shri B. Sairam as both Chairman-cum-Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. With over 30 years of coal sector experience and previous leadership roles at Northern Coalfields Limited, his appointment marks a significant leadership transition for the mining giant.
24Dec 25
Coal India Shares Surge 3% as Board Approves Subsidiary Listing Plans
Coal India's stock rose nearly 3%, becoming the top Nifty 50 gainer after announcing plans to list key subsidiaries Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) and South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) in the next financial year. The board granted in-principle approval for these listings, viewed as a strategic value unlocking initiative. The stock reached ₹408.85, up 2% from its previous close.
24Dec 25
Coal India Shares Jump 1.5% After Board Approves Subsidiary Listing Plans
Coal India shares jumped 1.5% to ₹406.75 on December 24, 2024, after the company received in-principle board approval for listing subsidiaries Mahanadi Coalfields Limited and South Eastern Coalfields Limited. The decision follows Ministry of Coal directions issued on December 16, 2024, advising concrete steps for subsidiary listings in the upcoming financial year. The proposed listings are subject to regulatory approvals and will be communicated to DIPAM through the Ministry of Coal.
23Dec 25
Coal India Gets Green Light to List Two Major Subsidiaries
Coal India Limited (CIL) has received initial approval to list two of its major subsidiaries, Mahanadi Coalfields Limited and South Eastern Coalfields Limited, on the stock market. This strategic move aims to increase transparency, raise capital, improve operational efficiency, and potentially unlock shareholder value. The decision could have significant implications for India's coal sector and energy industry. However, several steps, including detailed valuations and regulatory approvals, are still required before the actual listings can occur.
23Dec 25
Coal India Gets Initial Approval to List Mahanadi and South Eastern Coalfields
Coal India has obtained initial approval to list Mahanadi Coalfields Limited and South Eastern Coalfields Limited as separate entities. This strategic move represents a significant step in the company's restructuring plans and value unlocking initiatives for its major coal mining subsidiaries.
23Dec 25
Coal India Gets Approval to List Subsidiary SECL
Coal India's Board of Directors has given in-principle approval for the listing of its wholly-owned subsidiary, South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL). This decision follows a directive from the Ministry of Coal dated December 16, 2025, advising Coal India to take steps for listing subsidiaries MCL and SECL in the upcoming financial year. The approval, granted through a circular resolution, will be communicated to the Ministry of Coal for submission to DIPAM. The listing is subject to various regulatory approvals, and no specific timeline has been provided.
23Dec 25
Coal India Gets Approval for MCL Subsidiary Listing
Coal India Limited's board has granted in-principle approval for the listing of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL), following a directive from the Ministry of Coal. The approval, made through a circular resolution, will be communicated to the Ministry for submission to DIPAM. The listing remains subject to regulatory approvals. The initiative also includes plans for listing another subsidiary, SECL.
16Dec 25
Coal India CMD Gets Additional Charge of NCL
Coal India's Chairman-cum-Managing Director B. Sairam has been appointed as the CMD of Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL) for an additional charge. The Ministry of Coal issued this appointment on December 16, 2025, for a period of six months or until further notice. This dual role arrangement is part of the government's strategy for managing key positions in India's coal sector.
13Dec 25
LIC Increases Shareholding in Coal India to 11.497% Through Market Purchases
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has increased its shareholding in Coal India Ltd from 9.450% to 11.497% through market purchases. The acquisition involved 12,61,62,334 shares, representing a 2.047% stake. The purchases were made between October 31, 2017, and December 10, 2025, through open market operations on NSE and BSE. LIC filed the disclosure on December 11, 2025, in compliance with SEBI regulations.
12Dec 25
India Approves Coal Auction for Exports, Opens Market to All Users in Historic Policy Shift
The Indian government has approved coal auctions for exports, allowing India to enter the global coal export market for the first time. This policy shift introduces an open auction system accessible to all users, regardless of intended coal use. The move transforms India from a coal importer to a potential exporter, which could impact the country's trade balance and energy security. The decision is expected to create new opportunities for revenue generation, improved resource utilization, and increased market flexibility in the coal sector.
01Dec 25
Coal India Reports Mixed Performance in November
Coal India's November performance showed a 1.19% increase in coal production to 68.00 million tonnes, but a 0.32% decrease in offtake to 62.70 million tonnes compared to the same period last year. This mixed result highlights growth in production capacity alongside a slight softening in coal demand.
09Nov 25
Coal India CMD Aims for 875 MT Production Target Despite Recent Challenges
Coal India Ltd (CIL) aims to produce 875 million tonnes (MT) of coal by fiscal year 2026, despite recent production declines. Chairman Sanoj Kumar Jha reported a 9.80% decrease in October production due to monsoon impacts. CIL plans to dispatch 900 MT by FY26. The company faces challenges including sluggish demand from the power sector but remains committed to meeting industry needs. Regulations for a proposed coal exchange are expected within six months, potentially reshaping coal trading in India.
07Nov 25
Coal India and Damodar Valley Corporation Forge Strategic Partnership for 1,600 MW Thermal Power Project
Coal India Limited (CIL) and Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) signed a Joint Venture Agreement on November 7, 2025, for a 1,600 MW brownfield thermal power project expansion at DVC's Chandrapura Thermal Power Station in Jharkhand. The project, estimated to cost Rs. 21,000 crore, will consist of two 800 MW ultra-supercritical units with a 50:50 equity sharing between CIL and DVC. Coal will be sourced from Central Coalfields Limited, and the project aims to commence commercial operations in FY 2031-32. The joint venture will be incorporated as a private limited company with an initial paid-up share capital of Rs. 10 lakh and an authorized share capital of Rs. 10 crore.
03Nov 25
Coal India, Mazagon Dock, and RailTel Set to Trade Ex-Dividend on November 4
Coal India Limited, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, and RailTel Corporation will trade ex-dividend on November 4, 2023. Coal India offers Rs 10.25 per share (102.50% of face value), Mazagon Dock Rs 6.00 (120%), and RailTel Rs 1.00 (10%). November 3 is the last day to purchase shares for dividend eligibility. Other companies going ex-dividend on the same date include Bhansali Engineering Polymers, Happiest Minds Technologies, and Sundram Fasteners.
02Nov 25
Coal India Chairman Unveils Ambitious Transformation Strategy
Coal India Limited (CIL) announced a comprehensive transformation strategy during its 50th anniversary celebration. The plan focuses on diversification into coal gasification and renewable energy, expanding underground mining production to 100 million tonnes by 2035, and modernizing logistics and technology infrastructure. Chairman Sanoj Kr Jha emphasized the need to adapt as coal's role in energy production evolves. CIL aims to mechanize transport arrangements within 4-5 years and deploy advanced mining technologies. The company, which currently supplies about 55% of India's energy demand, plans to participate in the critical minerals sector both domestically and internationally.
01Nov 25
Coal India Reports Decline in October Production and Off-Take
Coal India Limited (CIL) experienced a decrease in both coal production and off-take for October. Coal production fell by 9.80% to 56.40 million tonnes, while off-take declined by 5.90% to 58.30 million tonnes compared to the same month last year. The April-October period also showed a downward trend, with production down 4.50% and off-take down 2.40% year-over-year. Mahanadi Coalfields Limited remained the top producer among subsidiaries despite a 12.50% decrease in October production. Additionally, Shri Sanoj Kumar Jha has been appointed as the Chairman-cum-Managing Director of Coal India Limited on an additional charge basis, effective November 1.
01Nov 25
Coal India Appoints Sanoj Kumar Jha as Interim Chairman-cum-Managing Director
Coal India Limited (CIL) has appointed Shri Sanoj Kumar Jha, IAS, as the interim Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CMD) effective November 1, 2025. Jha, currently Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Coal, will hold the additional charge for an initial period of 3 months or until a regular incumbent is appointed. This change follows the retirement of outgoing CMD Shri P.M. Prasad. Additionally, Shri Bijay Prakash Dubey has been promoted to Executive Director (Company Secretary) from October 31, 2025. Recent data shows CIL's coal production at 56.40 million tonnes and offtake at 58.30 million tonnes for October 2025, indicating year-on-year declines of 9.80% and 5.90% respectively.
31Oct 25
Coal India Elevates Company Secretary to Executive Director Role
Coal India Limited (CIL) has promoted Bijay Prakash Dubey from Company Secretary & Compliance Officer to Executive Director (Company Secretary), effective October 31, 2025. Dubey, an associate member of ICSI with over two decades of experience in Company Law and Secretarial functions, will serve one level below the Board of Directors. The announcement complies with SEBI regulations, demonstrating CIL's commitment to transparency and corporate governance.
29Oct 25
Coal India Declares Rs 10.25 Interim Dividend Amid Mixed Q2 Results
Coal India Limited announced a second interim dividend of Rs 10.25 per share for FY 2025-26, with a record date of November 4, 2025. Q2 FY2026 results show revenue at Rs 302 billion, down 1.53% YoY, slightly exceeding estimates. EBITDA fell 22.09% to Rs 67.16 billion, missing expectations. EBITDA margin contracted by 584 basis points to 22.25%. The dividend payout ratio is 102.50% of face value, to be disbursed by November 28, 2025.
29Oct 25
Coal India Q2 Net Profit Drops to 43.5B Rupees, Missing Estimates
Coal India reported a consolidated net profit of 43.5 billion rupees for Q2, down from 62.9 billion rupees year-over-year, falling short of the 55.44 billion rupees analyst estimate. The decline is attributed to weak power demand, 4% lower production, 2% reduced dispatches, high inventory levels, and soft e-auction premiums. Despite near-term challenges, analysts maintain a positive long-term outlook based on expected growth in domestic power demand and operational efficiency measures.
28Oct 25
Coal India to Announce Q2 Results, May Consider Second Interim Dividend
Coal India will release its Q2 financial results on October 29. The Board will review unaudited standalone and consolidated statements for the quarter ending September 30 and may consider declaring a second interim dividend for FY 2025-26. The trading window for company securities is closed from October 1 until 48 hours post-results announcement. In Q1 FY 2025-26, Coal India reported a consolidated net profit of ₹8,734.17 crore, down 20.20% year-on-year. The company's stock has shown recent positive momentum, with a 1.07% increase over the past 5 trading sessions and a 2.37% rise in the last month.
22Oct 25
Coal India and IIT Madras Join Forces to Establish Centre for Sustainable Energy
Coal India Limited (CIL) and IIT Madras have signed an MoU to establish a 'Centre for Sustainable Energy'. The partnership aims to develop economically viable and environmentally responsible energy pathways, supporting India's net-zero emissions target by 2070. The centre will focus on four key research areas: sustainable materials and circular economy, mine repurposing and fleet electrification, environmental remediation, and materials for energy storage from coal. Initial projects include developing sustainable polymer composites using coal, recycling solar panels and batteries, electrifying mining equipment, and exploring energy storage potential in mined-out zones.
18Oct 25
Coal India Executes Sponsor Support Undertaking for Talcher Fertilizer's Rs 12,250 Crore Loan Facility
Coal India Limited (CIL) has executed a Sponsor Support Undertaking for Talcher Fertilizer Limited (TFL), a joint venture aimed at reviving the Fertilizer Corporation of India Limited's unit in Talcher, Odisha. The undertaking is a pre-requisite for TFL to receive a Rupee Term Loan Facility of approximately Rs 12,250.00 crores. CIL, acting as a sponsor but not a guarantor, stated there are no financial implications for the company. The project involves setting up a coal gasification-based fertilizer plant, marking a significant step towards enhancing India's fertilizer production capabilities.
17Oct 25
Coal India Appoints Dr. Anjani Kumar as Executive Director (Contracts)
Coal India Limited (CIL) has appointed Dr. Anjani Kumar as Executive Director (Contracts), effective October 17, 2025. Dr. Kumar, with over three decades of experience at CIL, holds a B.Tech and Ph.D from IIT(ISM) Dhanbad and an MBA from SMU. His career at CIL includes roles in various departments such as Vigilance, CMC, and as Technical Secretary to CMD. This appointment places Dr. Kumar in the Senior Management Personnel, one tier below the Board.
15Oct 25
Coal India Appoints Ashim Kumar Modi as Part-time Official Director
Coal India Limited has appointed Shri Ashim Kumar Modi as a Part-time Official Director, effective October 15, 2025. Modi, currently Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor in the Ministry of Coal, replaces Shri Ashish Chatterjee. Modi, an Indian Revenue Service officer with a B.Tech from IIT Delhi, brings experience from various roles in the Income Tax Department. The appointment complies with SEBI regulations, and Modi is not related to any other company director.
08Oct 25
Coal India Partners with IRCON International for Rail Infrastructure Development
Coal India Ltd (CIL) signed a non-binding MoU with IRCON International Limited to develop rail infrastructure, aiming to enhance logistics capabilities. CIL's Q1 FY2026 financial results showed a 20.10% YoY decline in consolidated net profit to ₹8,734.00 crore, while revenue from operations decreased by 4.40% to ₹35,842.00 crore. Despite the decline, CIL's performance exceeded analyst expectations across key metrics. The company's shares closed at ₹382.05, down 0.69% on the announcement day.
08Oct 25
Coal India Inks MoU with IRCON International for Rail Infrastructure Development
Coal India, a Maharatna company, has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with IRCON International Limited to develop rail infrastructure for Coal India and its subsidiaries. The partnership aims to enhance Coal India's logistics and transportation capabilities. The agreement was officially disclosed to both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE).
06Oct 25
Coal India Inks MoU with Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corp for Mineral Exploration and Reports Q1 Financial Results
Coal India Limited (CIL) has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation Limited (CMDC) to collaborate on exploring and exploiting critical minerals and other minerals of mutual interest. This partnership marks CIL's diversification beyond its core coal business. Additionally, CIL reported its Q1 financial results with a net profit of ₹8,734.00 crore, exceeding analyst estimates despite a 20.10% year-on-year decline. Revenue from operations stood at ₹35,842.00 crore, down 4.40% YoY, while EBITDA was ₹12,521.00 crore, down 12.70% YoY.
01Oct 25
Coal India Reports Production Decline, Receives Rare Earth Exploration License, and Announces BCCL Listing Road Show
Coal India Limited (CIL) reported a 3.90% decrease in coal production for September and a 3.60% decline for April-September period. The company announced a Non-Deal Road Show in New York on October 7-8 for the listing of its subsidiary, Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL). CIL also received a license to explore a 209.62 sq km rare earth area, to be completed within a year. CRISIL assigned CIL an ESG rating of 53, while its stock closed 0.37% lower at Rs 388.50.
26Sept 25
Coal India Approves Rs. 1,03,000 Performance Linked Reward for FY 2024-25
Coal India has approved a performance-linked reward of Rs. 1,03,000 per worker for FY 2024-25, totaling Rs. 2,153.82 crores. The reward will be distributed on a pro-rata basis according to attendance, benefiting approximately 2,09,000 workers. The decision was made during the 6th Standardization Committee meeting of JBCCI-XI. Additionally, Coal India announced the closure of its trading window from October 1, 2025, until 48 hours after the declaration of Q2 and half-year financial results.
21Sept 25
Coal India Offers 7% Dividend Yield, Outpacing Bank FD Rates Despite Stock Decline
Coal India, the world's largest coal producer, offers a 7% dividend yield, surpassing SBI's highest fixed deposit rate of 6.45%. This comes despite an 18% stock decline over the past year. The company supplies 80% of India's coal demand and has seen a 43% share gain over two years. Motilal Oswal maintains a BUY rating with a Rs 450 target price, though revenue and EBITDA estimates have been reduced. Challenges include high inventory, erratic rainfall, and rising competition from captive miners. Long-term coal demand in India remains strong, with projections of 1.3-1.5 billion tonnes by 2030. Analysts view the stock as suitable for conservative, income-seeking investors, but note risks from the global transition to renewables.
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