Coal India's Jul'26 E-auction: 33% Qty Allocated, 43% Price Increase
Coal India's July 2026 E-auction data shows 394.64 Lakh Tonnes allocated out of 1081.00 Lakh Tonnes offered, a 37% allocation rate. The average increase over notified price was 43%. For FY27 (Apr-Jul), 83.95 Lakh Tonnes were allocated out of 251.85 Lakh Tonnes offered (33%), with a 41% price increase.
This is a routine operational update providing provisional data for a specific month's e-auction. It does not involve significant strategic shifts, financial results, or major corporate actions that would have a substantial impact on the company's stock.
The announcement provides provisional data on e-auction performance, including quantities offered, allocated, and price increases. While it details business operations, it does not contain information that would significantly sway the stock price in a positive or negative direction.
Coal India Limited has released the provisional data for its Single Window Mode Agnostic (SWMA) E-auction for July 2026. The company and its subsidiaries offered a total of 1081.00 Lakh Tonnes of coal, out of which 394.64 Lakh Tonnes were allocated, resulting in an overall allocation of 37% of the offered quantity.
The e-auction saw a significant increase over the notified price, with an average of 43% across all subsidiaries. Notably, NCL and MCL achieved 100% allocation of their offered quantities, with MCL showing a 108% increase over the notified price and NCL showing a 86% increase.
For the fiscal year 2026-27, covering April to July 2026, the total quantity offered was 251.85 Lakh Tonnes, and 83.95 Lakh Tonnes were allocated, representing 33% of the offered quantity. The average increase over the notified price for this period was 41%.
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