Bharat Coking Coal April Production Down 41.3% YoY
Bharat Coking Coal reported April 2026 raw coal production of 1.99 million tonnes, a 41.3% decrease year-on-year. Coking coal production was 1.91 million tonnes, down 41.5%. Opencast mine production decreased by 42.3%. Raw coal offtake also declined by 26.4% to 2.26 million tonnes.
The substantial drop in production and offtake could impact revenue and profitability, warranting a medium impact assessment. However, it is a monthly update and not a full financial result.
The company reported a significant year-on-year decrease in production across several key metrics, including raw coal, coking coal, and overburden removal, indicating a negative operational performance for the month.
Bharat Coking Coal Limited has disclosed its provisional monthly production performance for April 2026. The company reported a significant year-on-year decrease in raw coal production.
For April 2026, the total raw coal production stood at 1.99 million tonnes, a 41.3% decline compared to 3.39 million tonnes in April 2025. Coking coal production was 1.91 million tonnes, down 41.5% from 3.27 million tonnes in the previous year. Non-coking coal production also saw a decrease of 34.7%, reaching 0.08 million tonnes compared to 0.12 million tonnes in April 2025.
Production from underground mines increased by 10.9% to 0.07 million tonnes from 0.06 million tonnes. However, opencast mines production fell by 42.3% to 1.92 million tonnes from 3.33 million tonnes.
Production of washed coking coal was 0.12 million tonnes, a 12.2% decrease from 0.13 million tonnes in the prior year. Overburden removal was 9.03 million cubic meters, a 51.7% drop from 18.71 million cubic meters. Raw coal offtake was 2.26 million tonnes, down 26.4% from 3.07 million tonnes in the same period last year.
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