Coal India E-auction Provisional Data for Apr'26 Shows Mixed Allocation, High Price Increases
Coal India's provisional E-auction data for Apr'26 shows 305.51 lakh tonnes offered and 117.74 lakh tonnes allocated (39% allocation). NCL and MCL achieved 100% allocation. Price increases over notified prices varied, with MCL at 90% and NCL at 85%. Data submitted as per SEBI LODR regulations.
This is a routine operational update regarding provisional E-auction data for a single month. It does not contain significant new financial results, strategic decisions, or major corporate actions that would have a high or medium impact on the company's stock or operations.
The announcement provides provisional E-auction data, which is routine operational information. While some subsidiaries show strong allocation and price increases, others have lower allocation percentages. The overall sentiment is neutral as it doesn't indicate a significant positive or negative deviation from typical operational performance.
Coal India Limited (CIL) has submitted the provisional data for its Single Window Mode Agnostic (SWMA) E-auction for coal and coal products for the month of April 2026. The data covers CIL and its subsidiary companies, detailing the quantity offered, quantity allocated, percentage of quantity allocated, and the percentage increase over the notified price.
Across all subsidiaries, the total quantity offered was 305.51 lakh tonnes, with a total of 117.74 lakh tonnes allocated, resulting in an overall allocation of 39% of the offered quantity. Notably, NCL and MCL subsidiaries achieved 100% allocation of their offered quantities. The percentage increase over the notified price varied significantly among subsidiaries, with MCL showing the highest increase at 90%, followed by NCL at 85% and ECL at 62%.
Specific subsidiaries like ECL offered 44.97 lakh tonnes and allocated 10.54 lakh tonnes (23% allocation), with a 62% increase over the notified price. BCCL offered 30.97 lakh tonnes and allocated 5.35 lakh tonnes (17% allocation), with a 25% increase. CCL offered 46.73 lakh tonnes and allocated 15.16 lakh tonnes (32% allocation), with a 22% increase. WCL offered 23.36 lakh tonnes and allocated 12.30 lakh tonnes (53% allocation), with a 36% increase. SECL offered 56.81 lakh tonnes and allocated 44.69 lakh tonnes (79% allocation), with a 67% increase. NEC offered 0.25 lakh tonnes and allocated 0.25 lakh tonnes (100% allocation), with a 90% increase.
This information is being provided for information and record as per Regulation 30 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations 2015.
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