Coal India April'26 Production Down 9.7% to 56.1 MT, Offtake Dips 2.0% to 63.2 MT
Coal India's provisional production for April 2026 decreased by 9.7% to 56.1 MT. Off-take also saw a 2.0% dip to 63.2 MT. Major production declines were observed in BCCL (-41.3%) and NCL (-23.6%), while SECL showed growth (+9.3%).
While there is a decline in production and off-take, it is a monthly update and not a full quarterly or annual result. The impact is medium as it provides an early indicator of operational performance.
The announcement reports a year-on-year decrease in both coal production and off-take for April 2026, indicating a negative performance trend.
Coal India Limited (CIL) has released its provisional production and off-take performance data for April 2026. The company reported a total coal production of 56.1 million tonnes (MT) for the month, marking a decrease of 9.7% compared to the same period last year. Subsidiary-wise, Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL) produced 3.64 MT (down 9.5%), Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) produced 2.03 MT (down 41.3%), Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) produced 6.00 MT (up 0.8%), Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL) produced 9.31 MT (down 23.6%), Western Coalfields Limited (WCL) produced 6.00 MT (down 6.6%), South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL) produced 15.27 MT (up 9.3%), Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) produced 13.77 MT (down 13.9%), and North Eastern Coalfields (NEC) produced 0.02 MT (down 60.0%).
In terms of off-take, CIL's total provisional off-take for April 2026 stood at 63.2 million tonnes, a 2.0% decrease year-on-year. Subsidiary-wise off-take figures include ECL at 4.28 MT (up 4.6%), BCCL at 2.27 MT (down 26.7%), CCL at 6.34 MT (down 12.4%), NCL at 10.51 MT (down 12.5%), WCL at 5.92 MT (down 1.8%), SECL at 15.91 MT (up 4.1%), MCL at 18.14 MT (up 7.2%), and NEC at 0.00 MT (flat). This data is based on the ERP Report generated on May 1, 2026.
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