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  • Coal India: Falling e-auction realisations play spoilsport

    Higher profitability can be led by e-auction prices and volumes

  • Coal India: Higher wage cost, lower e-auction prices

    Pressure on imported coal prices will lead to lower e-auction premium

  • Coal India: Higher employee cost impacts performance

    Cooling of international coal prices leads to lower e-auction premium

  • Coal India: Valuation captures most of the positives

    Cooling of international coal prices in the last few months will lead to lower e-auction premium while higher dividend yield continue to remain the only draw

  • Coal India: Is this outperformance likely to sustain?

    Investors need to track FSA price revision, wage negotiations and the premium on e-auction.

  • Coal India: Dividend yield is the only draw

    Investors need to watch out for an increase in wage cost, post revision, increase in e-auction prices

  • 50 days after note ban: What to expect from PM Modi's speech?

    On the eve of New Year, all eyes in the country will be glued to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's televised address to the nation at 7.30 pm.

  • FTII: Chauhan to take charge tmrw, students to hold protests

    However, unrelenting in their opposition to his appointment, the students of the Pune-based institution today said they will protest peacefully when he assumes charge.

  • CIL imports around 5 LT coal so far this fiscal

    Coal India (CIL) has not got very encouraging response from the power producers as a result, so far in the current fiscal, the PSU has just imported 5 lakh tonnes of coal

  • Coal India falls 3% post Q2; brokerages still bullish

    However, brokerages are not perturbed by the earnings and recommend buying the stock. Citi has a buy rating on inexpensive valuations with a target price of Rs 455 per share. It is bullish due to higher volume trajectory up, auction of non-power linkages -pricing upside going forward and 6 percent dividend yield.

  • CIL allowed to sell more coal via e-auction

    "With the approval of the competent authority, it has been decided to revert to the old system (on e-auction)...," the letter said. Under the old system, Coal India was allowed to sell up to 10 percent of coal through e-auction.

  • Coal India up 4%, CLSA retains buy on potential price hikes

    Shares of Coal India gained nearly 4 percent intraday Tuesday, hoping coal price hikes for non-power consumers.

  • Coal India up; analysts bet on high e-auction volume in Q4

    Nomura has a buy rating on the stock with a target of Rs 443 per share. It states that CIL‘s 3QFY15 revenues were 2 percent above forecast on the back of higher contribution of e-auction revenues and marginally higher fuel supply agreements (FSA) realisation at Rs 1291 per tonnes.

  • CIL asks power firms to contact it for coal import for FY16

    Coal India has asked power firms to contact its supplying companies in case they need to import coal through them for the coming fiscal.

  • SC's final verdict on coal blocks unlikely tomorrow: IIFL

    Harshvardhan Dole, VP Research - Institutional Equities, IIFL does not expect final judgment by the Supreme Court tomorrow as many companies are in the process of filing affidavits, as suggested by the Attorney General. However, he is confident of the final verdict being announced in a few weeks.

  • CIL yet to sign 15 fuel supply pacts with power plants

    The Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI) had earlier stated that the timelines for signing of fuel supply pacts for power projects of 78,000 MW capacity should be met.

  • Coal India's FSA obligations worrisome: Edelweiss

    Prasad Baji of Edelweiss is more concerned about the FSA the company has signed for 71000 MW. And the additional 211 million tonne the company will have to meet for these new FSAs.

  • CIL signed 157 fuel supply agreements so far

    The Minister said as per New Coal Distribution Policy (NCDP) 2007, CIL has to supply coal to such power plants with which it has entered into fuel supply agreements.

  • Coal India signs fuel supply pacts for 71,500 MW capacity

    Amid continuous delays, the Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI) had earlier said that timelines for signing of fuel supply pacts for power projects of 78,000 MW capacity should be met.

  • Coal India signs fuel supply pacts for 71,500 MW capacity

    Amid continuous delays, the Cabinet Committee on Investment (CCI) had earlier said that timelines for signing of fuel supply pacts for power projects of 78,000 MW capacity should be met.

  • Biggest issue for power is shortage of fuel: Subhadip Mitra

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Subhadip Mitra of JM Financial spoke about the current environment in the power and capital goods space

  • Cabinet decision on Coal India FPO likely by Dec: Jaiswal

    Coal India was listed on the bourses in 2010 after the government raised Rs 15,199 crore by selling 10 percent stake in the country's biggest initial public offering. This divestment would fetch the ex-chequer Rs 40,000 crore in this fiscal.

  • Don't see rise in interest rates for infra sector: Feedback

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, RS Ramasubramaniam, Co-Chairman, Feedback Infra spoke about his outlook on the infrastructure sector in current environment

  • Govt issues another Presidential directive to CIL for FSAs

    The government issued a presidential directive to Coal India to enter into fuel supply agreements (FSAs) with power plants for a capacity of 78,000 megawatt (MW).

  • Power - Initiation of reforms gathers pace: ICICIdirect.com

    Power: NTPC's generation fell 4.2 percent YoY due to 1.1 percent YoY decline in coal-based generation and 34.1 percent YoY decline in gas-based generation. Tata Power reported 114.5 percent YoY growth in generation, following the commissioning of the entire 4000 MW Mundra plant, says ICICIdirect.com.

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