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Saturday, September 13, 2025
TopicCoal India Ltd

Topic: Coal India Ltd

Coal India’s production falls by 24% as heavy monsoon floods mines

Coal inventories at the India's power plants have declined to a nine-month low, spurring higher imports.

Coal India seen dominating Indian market despite foreign competition

Difficulties in getting regulatory clearances, delays in land acquisition & shortages of railway rakes are likely to be a deterrent for foreign miners.

India is coal’s brightest star but it’s facing a burning question

Coal-fired power has long failed in terms of health & climate impacts, but now its raw economics are collapsing too. Even the govt can’t keep it going for long.

Coal India could be broken up as Modi govt looks to boost output, cut imports

Coal India feeds 83% of India's domestic production, but has consistently fallen short of targets. The government holds almost 71% of the company.

For the first time in 4 years, India’s top power producer NTPC wants coal imported

State-run NTPC wants to import 2.5 million MT coal as domestic supplier Coal India Ltd has failed to meet its rising demand.

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