State-owned CIL allocated 42.51 million tonne of coal in 2020-21 under spot e-auction scheme, registering a year-on-year increase of 42.5 per cent
Coal India on Thursday said its capital expenditure (capex) grew more than two-folds to hit an all-time high of Rs 13,115 crore in the just concluded fiscal
MCL, a subsidiary of Coal India Ltd, on Friday said it has posted a record production of 148.01 million tonne
Competition from private players is not a worrying factor for CIL. Their role will be complementary to ours, said Pramod Agarwal
24 are expansion projects, eight are greenfield; combined incremental peak capacity is projected at 193 MTPA
Close to half a dozen states and NTPC have written to the ministry of power, complaining against discrepancy in coal quality and the billed amount
Coal Minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday assured Coal India of full government support
The Maharatna PSU will cross the 650 million tonne production mark during the 2020-21 financial year, he said
Increased volumes of coal under e-auction have also bolstered the sales revenue of CIL
Coal India said it is constructing 21 railway sidings at an estimated investment of Rs 3,370 crore in four of its subsidiaries
CIL is set to diversify into non-coal mining areas as well as make major investments in clean technology in 2021 after demand for the dry fuel remained muted for most of this year
Coal India Ltd is aiming at substituting imported dry fuel of 80-85 million tonne with more domestic supplies in the current fiscal
Each of the mining projects have production capacity of 4 MTPA and above. The expenditure would be met out of the company's capex
Since September 2018, CIL's cash reserves have fallen over 17 per cent to Rs 28,446.83 crore
State-owned CIL on Sunday said that it produced 46.8 million tonnes (MT) of coal last month, registering a growth of 18.4 per cent.
CIL will pump in over Rs 1.22 trn on projects related to coal evacuation, exploration and clean coal technologies by 2023-24, to achieve 1 bn tonnes of fuel output target, Coal Minister said
Out of 126 coal-based thermal plants linked with CIL, 14 plants located over 1,400 km distance are eligible for the freight concession presently.
The state earned almost Rs 4,000 crore every year during the last four years, that is around Rs 16,000 crore, he added
Even though it was better than what analysts had expected, it still paints a bleak picture.
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