Caliber Mining FY26 Revenue Rises 17.29% to ₹1,677.66 Crore, Order Book Strong at ₹5,668 Crore
Caliber Mining reported a 17.29% rise in FY26 revenue to ₹1,677.66 crore and a 23.21% increase in EBITDA to ₹430.67 crore. Capital expenditure surged by 312.65% to ₹635.40 crore, expanding the order book by 33.61% to ₹5,668.30 crore. The company commissioned two new mines and incorporated subsidiaries for diversification.
The announcement details significant financial growth, strategic investments in capacity expansion, diversification into new mineral sectors, and a substantial increase in the order book, all of which are material to the company's future performance and investor outlook. The successful listing on major stock exchanges is also a significant event.
The company reported strong growth in revenue and EBITDA, significant capital investments in expanding capacity, and a substantial increase in its order book, indicating positive future prospects. The successful listing on stock exchanges and diversification into new minerals also contribute to a positive outlook.
Caliber Mining and Logistics Limited (CMLL), formerly Caliber Mercantile Private Limited, has released its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2025-26, detailing significant growth and strategic investments. The company reported a 17.29% increase in revenue from operations, reaching ₹1,67,766.09 lakhs (₹1,677.66 crore), driven by strong performance in coal mining services.
Operating EBITDA saw a substantial rise of 23.21% to ₹43,067.25 lakhs (₹430.67 crore), with operating margins improving by 123 basis points to 25.67%. Profit after tax grew by 17.77% to ₹15,714.46 lakhs (₹157.14 crore), and earnings per share increased to ₹29.33 from ₹25.55 in the previous year. Cash from operations was robust at ₹41,104.06 lakhs (₹411.04 crore), up by nearly half.
The company made significant capital investments during the year, with capital expenditure soaring to ₹63,539.66 lakhs (₹635.40 crore) from ₹17,983.07 lakhs in the prior year. This investment funded the addition of 489 machines and the commissioning of two new mine sites: Dudhichua for Northern Coalfields Limited and Gouri Pouni New for Western Coalfields Limited. The workforce expanded from 3,686 to 5,297 employees.
This strategic investment has bolstered the order book, which closed the fiscal year at ₹5,66,829.69 lakhs (₹5,668.30 crore), a 33.61% increase. Further awards subsequently pushed the order book to ₹9,55,089.08 lakhs (₹9,550.89 crore) by May 15, 2026. These contracts have execution periods ranging from 32 to 68 months, providing significant revenue visibility.
In terms of operational performance, overburden removal reached a record 128.07 million cubic metres, up 20.14% from 106.60 million cubic metres in FY25. However, coal extracted decreased by 18.25% to 4.48 million tonnes, and coal transported by road fell by 31.84% to 8.50 million tonnes, attributed to contract completions and strategic redeployment of resources to higher-margin overburden removal activities.
Caliber Mining also expanded its business scope by incorporating two wholly owned subsidiaries, Caliber Natural Resources Private Limited and Caliber Mines and Minerals Private Limited, to venture into iron ore, coking coal, and manganese mining. Following the fiscal year, the company took a 40% stake in a special purpose vehicle for a critical mineral mining project.
The company successfully listed its equity shares on the National Stock Exchange and BSE on July 24, 2026, marking a significant milestone. The Chairman and Managing Director, Mohit Satishkumar Chadda, expressed gratitude to shareholders for their trust and highlighted the company's commitment to steady capital returns and operational excellence.
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