Coal India March 2026 E-Auction: 133.17 Lakh Tonnes Allocated, 41% Allocation Rate
Coal India Limited reported provisional e-auction data for March 2026 and FY 2025-26. In March 2026, 133.17 lakh tonnes were allocated out of 325.32 lakh tonnes offered, with a 41% allocation rate and a 45% increase over notified prices. For FY 2025-26, 1017.21 lakh tonnes were allocated out of 2221.5 lakh tonnes offered.
This is a routine update on e-auction data and does not represent a significant strategic change or financial event for the company.
The announcement provides factual data on coal e-auctions, with no explicit positive or negative financial performance indicators or forward-looking statements.
Coal India Limited (CIL) has announced the Single Window Mode Agnostic (SWMA) E-auction data for CIL and its Subsidiary Companies for the month of March 2026 and the Financial Year 2025-26. The announcement provides provisional figures for quantities offered and allocated, along with the percentage of quantity allocated and the percentage increase over the notified price for various subsidiaries.
For March 2026, across all subsidiaries, 325.32 lakh tonnes were offered, with 133.17 lakh tonnes allocated, resulting in an allocation rate of 41%. The average increase over the notified price stood at 45%.
Looking at the full Financial Year 2025-26, a total of 2221.5 lakh tonnes were offered, and 1017.21 lakh tonnes were allocated. The overall allocation rate for the financial year was 46%, with an average increase of 38% over the notified price.
Specific subsidiaries like NCL and MCL showed high allocation rates for March 2026 at 100% and 74% respectively, with significant increases over notified prices of 80% and 70% respectively. For the full financial year, NCL also demonstrated a high allocation rate of 83% with a 58% increase over the notified price.
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