Coal India (CIL) is mandated by the coal ministry to become a net zero carbon company.
State-owned Coal India Ltd (CIL) on Monday said it has been served a one-day strike notice by four trade unions for November 26, 2020.
Rising sales volumes and uptick in realisations during second half should lift the coal miners performance
Revenue from operations up 3.78% year-on-year; board approves interim dividend
The total interim dividend outgo for Coal India will be Rs 4,622 crore after the company's board approved it
Expenses during the quarter increased to Rs 18,177.82 crore, over Rs 17,734.44 crore
All that happened in the markets today.
The cash flow problem arising out of the outstanding dues from state-owned power generation companies poses a challenge to Coal India Ltd as its management is deliberating on an interim dividend
The company said the spike is due to increased demand from the power sector and several unstructured coal buyers
Gets board nod to buy back up to 197.8 mn quity shares; thermal power giant registers 4.8% growth in profit in Q2
Most of the subsidiaries of CIL are facing a cash crunch because of slow growth in coal demand, coupled with record high outstanding payment from power generating companies
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.
All standard operating procedures, manuals and rule books of state-owned Coal India are being revisited to make them more effective and conducive to meet the challenges thrown by the changing times
Of total imports in September, non-coking coal's shipment was 11.97 MT as against 11.81 MT in the year-ago period
State-owned Coal India Ltd's fuel allocation under the exclusive e-auction scheme for the non-power sector rose almost six-folds to 13.44 million tonnes (MT) in April-September this fiscal.
State-owned Coal India Ltd (CIL) for the first time in the current fiscal on October 20 neutralised the negative growth in coal production for the year
Coal India Ltd., NTPC Ltd., NMDC Ltd., MOIL Ltd., KIOCL Ltd, and Engineers India Ltd. are among the eight companies that might be asked to buy back shares this year
Coal India subsidiaries will have autonomy in fixing the base price for e-auction coal from November depending on demand, sources said on Monday.
The government had imposed nationwide lockdown on March 25 to contain the spread of COVID-19. Power consumption started declining from March onwards due to fewer economic activities in the country
"Buyback is an important tool in our strategy and it helps in building market price," the second source, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, said