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Key Metrics
Qtr Change %
29.72% Fall from 52W High
-22.2
TTM PE Ratio
Below industry Median
6.5
Price to Book Ratio
Below industry Median
2.8
Dividend yield 1yr %
Market Leader
6.8
TTM PEG Ratio
PEG TTM is less than 1
0.3

Coal India Ltd Key Financials

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*All values are in ₹ Cr.

*All values are in ₹ Cr.

*All values are in ₹ Cr.

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Coal India Ltd Quarterly Revenue

Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
30672.88 Cr
36464.61 Cr
37410.39 Cr
36153.97 Cr
32776.41 Cr

Coal India Ltd Yearly Revenue

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
150293.06 Cr
144802.57 Cr
113618.02 Cr
93818.39 Cr
102185.74 Cr

Coal India Ltd Quarterly Net Profit/Loss

Sep 2024Jun 2024Mar 2024Dec 2023Sep 2023
6137.66 Cr
10858.15 Cr
8566.06 Cr
9868.98 Cr
6723.74 Cr

Coal India Ltd Yearly Net Profit/Loss

Mar 2024Mar 2023Mar 2022Mar 2021Mar 2020
36942.3 Cr
28133.08 Cr
17387.01 Cr
12705.14 Cr
16701.51 Cr
Coal India Ltd Result Highlights
  • Coal India reported a 16.1% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) decrease in its consolidated revenues for the quarter ended Sept (Q2FY25). On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, it witnessed a decline of 7.4%.
  • Its expenses for the quarter were down by 0.5% QoQ and 1.4% YoY.
  • The net profit decreased 42.7% QoQ and 22% YoY.
  • The earnings per share (EPS) of Coal India stood at 10.2 during Q2FY25.

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Coal India Ltd shareholding Pattern

Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
9.2%
Mutual Funds
10.5%
Domestic Institutions
22.6%
Public
5%
Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
8.4%
Mutual Funds
10.7%
Domestic Institutions
23.2%
Public
5.2%
Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
8.4%
Mutual Funds
10.8%
Domestic Institutions
23.3%
Public
5.2%
Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
8.6%
Mutual Funds
10.4%
Domestic Institutions
23.2%
Public
5.1%
Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
7.8%
Mutual Funds
11.1%
Domestic Institutions
24.2%
Public
4.9%
Promoter
63.1%
Foreign Institutions
9.3%
Mutual Funds
9.7%
Domestic Institutions
22.4%
Public
5.2%

Coal India Ltd Technical Analysis

Moving Averages Analysis
Moving Averages Analysis
Current Price
Bullish Moving Averages
0
Bearish Moving Averages
16
5Day EMA
394.20
10Day EMA
401.40
12Day EMA
403.30
20Day EMA
409.60
26Day EMA
414.20
50Day EMA
431.50
100Day EMA
450.50
200Day EMA
445.10
5Day SMA
396.60
10Day SMA
404.80
20Day SMA
411.10
30Day SMA
412.60
50Day SMA
435.10
100Day SMA
472.30
150Day SMA
477.00
200Day SMA
469.30
Delivery & Volume

Delivery & Volume

PeriodCombined Delivery VolumeNSE+BSE Traded Volume
Day Rs
4768504 Rs
8383032 Rs
Week Rs
3369825 Rs
6623207 Rs
Month Rs
3957030 Rs
7844584 Rs
Resistance & Support
385.40
Pivot
Resistance
First Resistance
390.30
Second Resistance
398.60
Third Resistance
403.50
Support
First Support
377.10
Second support
372.20
Third Support
363.90
Relative Strength Index
22.32
Money Flow Index
24.20
MACD
-10.85
MACD Signal
-9.40
Average True Range
9.50
Average Directional Index
36.90
Rate of Change (21)
-5.91
Rate of Change (125)
-20.45

Coal India Ltd Company background

Founded in: 1973

Coal India Ltd (CIL) is a Maharatna Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) under the Ministry of Coal, Government of India. Headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, CIL stands as the single largest coal-producing company in the world, and one of the largest corporate employers. Established as a state-controlled enterprise, CIL plays a pivotal role in India's energy security by supplying a significant percentage of the country’s coal needs, which fuels various sectors including power generation, cement production, and other industries. With operations spread across 83 mining areas in eight provincial states of India, CIL has a robust presence in the coal mining industry.

As of April 1, 2023, CIL manages an extensive network of 322 mines. These mines are categorised into three types: 138 underground mines, 171 open-cast mines, and 13 mixed mines. The company produces both coking and non-coking coal, which are used in a wide range of applications. Coking coal, primarily used in steel production, and non-coking coal, used in power generation, form the backbone of India's industrial and energy sectors. Most of the coal production comes from open-cast mines, which are known for their higher output compared to underground mines.

In addition to its mining operations, CIL also manages 13 coal washeries. These washeries are crucial in enhancing the quality of coal by removing impurities, which increases the efficiency of coal usage. Of these 13 washeries, 11 are dedicated to coking coal, while 2 are focused on non-coking coal. CIL's operations extend beyond coal mining, as the company also manages various other establishments such as workshops, hospitals, and residential colonies for its employees.

Coal India Ltd operates through a network of ten fully owned Indian subsidiaries. These subsidiaries include:

  • Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL)
  • Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL)
  • Central Coalfields Limited (CCL)
  • Western Coalfields Limited (WCL)
  • South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL)
  • Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL)
  • Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL)
  • Central Mine Planning Design Institute Limited (CMPDIL)
  • CIL Navi Karniya Urja Limited (focused on non-conventional and renewable energy)
  • CIL Solar PV Limited (focused on solar photovoltaic module development)

In addition to its Indian subsidiaries, CIL has a foreign subsidiary in Mozambique, Coal India Africana Limitada (CIAL). This subsidiary plays a key role in CIL’s international coal exploration and production efforts.

CIL also has five joint venture (JV) companies that focus on various sectors, including fertilizers and energy. These joint ventures are:

  • Hindustan Urvarak Rasayan Limited
  • Talcher Fertilizers Ltd.
  • CIL NTPC Urja Pvt. Ltd.
  • Coal Lignite Urja Vikas Private Limited
  • International Coal Venture Private Limited

These collaborations enable CIL to diversify its operations and venture into sectors beyond coal mining, such as fertilizer production and renewable energy generation.

Coal India Ltd was founded as part of India's initiative to nationalize its coal industry. The company was incorporated on June 14, 1973, as Coal Mines Authority Ltd, a private limited company. However, in 1975-76, the company underwent a name change and became Coal India Ltd. Over the years, CIL has grown by incorporating several subsidiaries, including the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Ltd, Eastern Coalfields Ltd, Western Coalfields Ltd, Bharat Coking Coal Ltd, and Central Coalfields Ltd.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, CIL embarked on a series of strategic developments. One of the significant milestones during this time was the construction of a low-temperature carbonisation plant at the Dankuni Coal Complex. The company also began constructing several coal washeries to optimize coal quality and meet the growing demands of various industries.

The 1980s marked a period of expansion for CIL. The company formed new subsidiaries, including Northern Coalfields Ltd and South Eastern Coalfields Ltd, to manage specific mining areas that were previously overseen by other subsidiaries. This reorganization allowed CIL to streamline its operations and improve efficiency.

In the late 1980s, CIL introduced a new mining technique known as the Blasting Gallery Method at its East Katras mine under Bharat Coking Coal Ltd (BCCL) and Chora mine under Eastern Coalfields Ltd (ECL). This innovative method improved the extraction efficiency of coal from underground mines, which are traditionally more challenging to operate than open-cast mines.

Throughout the 1990s, CIL continued to grow its operations, forming new subsidiaries and expanding its mining operations. In 1992-93, the company established Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd to manage mining operations in the Talcher and IB Valley regions in the state of Orissa (now Odisha). This move further strengthened CIL's presence in India's coal-rich regions.

In recognition of its operational efficiency and financial strength, CIL was awarded Mini Ratna status in 2006-07 by the Department of Public Enterprises, Government of India. This status was also granted to CIL’s subsidiaries, including MCL, NCL, SECL, and WCL. The Mini Ratna status gave these companies greater autonomy and operational freedom, enabling them to make quicker decisions and improve their performance.

In 2008-09, CIL was awarded Navratna status, a higher recognition granted to select Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) that exhibit financial strength and operational excellence. This status provided CIL with even greater autonomy in decision-making, allowing the company to expand its operations and pursue strategic initiatives.

In 2010, Coal India Ltd was converted into a public limited company and made its debut on the stock markets. The company’s initial public offering (IPO) was one of the largest in India’s history, attracting significant interest from investors. The shares of CIL were listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) on November 4, 2010.

CIL’s international footprint expanded with the establishment of Coal India Africana Limitada in Mozambique. This foreign subsidiary allowed Coal India to explore and develop coal mines outside India, marking the company’s foray into the global coal market.

In March 2011, CIL received international recognition when it was awarded the prestigious Century International Quality ERA Award in Geneva. This award, given in the Gold Category, recognized CIL’s commitment to quality, leadership, technology, and innovation.

In April 2011, Coal India Ltd was conferred with Maharatna status by the Government of India. The Maharatna status is the highest recognition awarded to Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), and it allows companies to expand their operations on a global scale with greater autonomy. This status marked a significant milestone in CIL’s journey, empowering it to pursue large-scale projects and international ventures.

By 2012, CIL continued to expand its operations and signed several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the Government of India. These agreements outlined ambitious targets for coal production and offtake, reflecting CIL’s commitment to meeting India’s growing energy demands.

In recent years, Coal India has undertaken several major projects aimed at increasing its coal production capacity and improving coal transportation infrastructure. In 2021, the company commissioned three major projects with a combined capacity of 30 million tonnes annually (MTPA). These projects include the Kusmunda Phase I, Lingaraj, and Krishnashila operations. Additionally, CIL completed nine coal projects with a total sanctioned capacity of 27.60 MTPA during the same year.

CIL has also focused on improving its rail connectivity to facilitate more efficient coal evacuation. Several rail projects, including the Kharsia to Dharamjaigarh corridor and the Jharsuguda-Barpali-Sardega line, were commissioned, enabling faster transportation of coal from key mining areas.

By 2023, CIL had commissioned seven First Mile Connectivity (FMC) projects and rail lines with a combined capacity of 92 MTPA. These projects are part of the company’s broader efforts to modernize its infrastructure and meet the growing demand for coal in India.

Outlook Overview

Coal India Ltd has come a long way since its inception in 1973. From a state-controlled entity formed during the nationalization of India’s coal industry, CIL has grown into one of the world’s largest coal-producing companies. With a vast network of subsidiaries, joint ventures, and international operations, CIL continues to play a critical role in powering India's economy. As the company moves forward, its focus on expanding production capacity, enhancing infrastructure, and embracing technological advancements positions it well for the future. Despite the challenges posed by the global transition to renewable energy, Coal India Ltd remains a key player in the coal industry and an essential part of India's energy security strategy.

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Coal India Ltd FAQs

Coal India Ltd shares are currently priced at 382 on NSE and 382.75 on BSE as of 12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM. Please be aware that stock prices are subject to continuous fluctuations due to various factors.

The past 1-year return of Coal India Ltd [COALINDIA] share was 8.47. The Coal India Ltd [COALINDIA] share hit a 1-year low of Rs. 346.1 and a 1-year high of Rs. 543.55.

The market cap of Coal India Ltd is Rs. 235416.22 Cr. as of 12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM.

The PE ratios of Coal India Ltd is 13.98 as of 12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM.

The PB ratios of Coal India Ltd is 12.78 as of 12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM

The Mutual Fund Shareholding was 10.54% at the end of 12/19/2024 12:00:00 AM.

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