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Coal India down 1%, analysts mixed on pricing gains

Earlier this week, the company approved a proposal to change its benchmark pricing for non-coking coal to gross calorific value from the current useful heat value. Analysts are mixed about the impact of the new pricing policy, as other worries such as wage hikes, Mining Bill, and use of cash reserves, persist.

January 04, 2012 / 18:15 IST
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Coal India shares were down nearly 0.6% this morning at Rs 325, after rising around 8% in the last couple of trading sessions. Earlier this week, the company approved a proposal to change its benchmark pricing for non-coking coal to gross calorific value from the current useful heat value.  

Also read: Coal India expects higher revenues to offset wage hikes


This move is expected to boost revenues as well as realization, though the company has not been able to quantify the estimated benefits. Analysts are mixed about the impact of the new pricing policy, as other worries such as wage hikes, Mining Bill, and use of cash reserves, persist.

Deutsche Bank, Rating : Buy, Target: Rs 430


After the price increase taken by management, the second big jump in the last eleven months, investors

first published: Jan 4, 2012 10:57 am

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