Coal India Board Approves ₹3,132.96 Crore Equity Infusion in DVC JV
Coal India's Board has approved an in-principle equity infusion of ₹3,132.96 crore in a proposed joint venture with DVC. The total project cost is ₹20,886.40 crore. The JV will focus on power generation, including thermal and renewable energy, with CIL and DVC holding 50% equity each.
The equity infusion of ₹3,132.96 crore is substantial and represents a significant investment for Coal India, impacting its financial strategy and operational diversification. The JV's focus on power generation also aligns with national energy security goals.
The approval of a significant equity infusion for a joint venture in the energy sector is a positive development for Coal India, indicating strategic expansion and investment in future growth areas.
Coal India Limited (CIL) has received in-principle approval from its Board of Directors for an equity infusion of ₹3,132.96 crore in a proposed joint venture with Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC).
This equity infusion is part of the total indicative project cost of ₹20,886.40 crore for the JV, which will operate on a debt-to-equity ratio of 70:30. The joint venture aims to collaborate on various aspects of power generation, including thermal and renewable energy projects, with or without storage, to meet growing energy demands and ensure energy security for the DVC valley area and other parts of India.
The JV will be equally held, with Coal India Limited and Damodar Valley Corporation each holding a 50% equity stake. The specific name and incorporation date of the JV company will be intimated in due course. The acquisition is considered a related party transaction, and it is being done at an arm's length. Governmental approvals from DIPAM and MoC are required. The consideration is in cash, with ₹3,132.96 crore representing the 30% equity component.
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