MOIL Limited Uploads Transcript of Investors and Analysts Meet Held on March 17, 2026
MOIL Limited has published the transcript of its Investors and Analysts Meet held on March 17, 2026. The company highlighted its record production of 1.8 million tons and sales of 1.6 million tons in FY24-25, with a total income of ₹1,696 crore. MOIL aims to increase production to 3.5 million tons by 2030, boosting its market share to 32%. Capex investments are planned, including ₹664 crore for shaft sinking projects.
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MOIL Limited has uploaded the transcript of its Investors and Analysts Meet, which was held on March 17, 2026. The company had previously informed about this meet via a letter on March 17, 2026. The transcript is now available on MOIL's official website under the Investor Relations section, specifically within the disclosures related to SEBI LODR Regulations.
The meet featured presentations from MOIL's management, including Mr. Rakesh Tumane (Director, Finance), Ms. Rashmi Singh (Director, Commercial), and Mr. M.M. Abdulla (Director, Production & Planning). The presentation covered MOIL's historical background, its position as India's largest manganese ore producer contributing around 50% of domestic production, and its unique status as the first CPSE to set up a windmill and the only company producing EMD for dry cell batteries. The company highlighted that approximately 43% of its energy consumption is sourced from renewable energy.
Discussions during the meet also touched upon the uses of manganese ore, particularly in steel production and lithium-ion batteries. MOIL holds about 20% of India's manganese resources across its 10 mines (3 opencast, 7 underground) located in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. The company's authorized capital is ₹300 crore, with a paid-up capital of ₹203.48 crore. MOIL's performance in FY24-25 was noted as its highest ever in production (1.8 million tons) and sales (1.6 million tons), with a total income of ₹1,696 crore. The nine-month performance for FY25-26 showed a production of 1.4 million tons and sales of 1.08 million tons.
Strategic initiatives for future growth include beneficiation of low-grade products, agglomeration/briquetting, and exploring overseas markets. MOIL aims to produce 3.5 million tons of manganese ore by 2030, increasing its market share to 32%. Significant investments are planned for shaft sinking projects (totaling ₹664 crore) and capacity enhancement, modernization, and mechanization, with a capex of ₹321.94 crore in FY24-25 and an envisaged ₹325 crore for the current year. The company is also pursuing greenfield projects and joint ventures, including with GMDC and state governments.
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