Northern Coalfields Ltd (NCL) has so far removed 400.56 M CuM OB with remarkable year-on-year growth of 28.30 per cent, the company said in a statement.
A Coal India executive said that earlier valuations included for calculation valuations for international companies, which resulted in higher numbers for three subsidiaries – Northern Coalfield, Mahanadi Coalfields and South Eastern Coalfields.
Stock rises 4 percent after it emerged as the successful bidder for four-laning of a section on NH-361 in Maharashtra; total project cost is estimated at RS 911.07 crore and will take 24 months to be completed.
Dilip Buildcon Limited (DBL) is a private sector road-focused engineering procurement construction(EPC) contractor in the country. It is a growing infrastructure development firm with about 78.44 percent y-o-y growth for the last four years, the company said on its website.
The Northern Coalfields (MP) has declared the Dilip Buildcon's JV DBL-DECO as the successful bidder for a project of Rs 1469.84 crore.
The robust production growth in June 2016 was led by Mahanadi Coalfields ( up 22 percent) and double-digit growth at Eastern Coalfields (ECL), Central Coalfields (CCL) and Northern Coalfields (NCL).
Coal India on June 17 said its subsidiary CCL will buy back shares worth Rs 1,128 crore, a move which can help the parent add to the government's divestment programme
Nomura agrees that rising proportion of lower grade coal to keep realisation under pressure, earnings dent from wage revision may not be as high as investors fear. It has a buy rating with a target price of Rs 345 per share. Nomura also thinks that a share buyback seems imminent but quantum will likely lower the dividend payout in FY17.
The board of directors of Mahanadi Coalfields Limited on June 11 "has considered and approved the buyback of 4,43,973 fully paid equity shares of face value of Rs 1,000 each from the members of the company on a proportionate basis through tender offer," CIL said in a regulatory filing.
"Northern Coalfields Ltd (NCL)... has declared an Interim dividend of Rs 14,884.05 per share of Rs 1,000 each on 17,76,728 equity shares, amounting to Rs 2,644.49 crore for the period ended December 31, 2015," Coal India (CIL) said in a BSE filing.
Coal India is hopeful of recovering dues of around Rs 2,000 crore from NTPC and remains upbeat on an amicable solution to quality issues -- a major hurdle for signing fuel supply agreement with the power major.
Sadbhav Engineering jumped nearly 5 percent intraday on Monday after the company received order worth Rs 697.35 crore from Northern Coalfields (A subsidiary of Coal India).
After a surprising set of results, Sadbhav Engineering says the company is looking to place bids in the mining sectors.