NLC India Signs Coal Mining Agreement for North Dhadu Western Part Mine
NLC India signed a Coal Mining Agreement with GRN North Dhadu Coal Mine Pvt. Ltd. for the North Dhadu Western Part Coal Mine under MDO mode. This is NLCIL's first auctioned commercial coal mine, with over 110 million tonnes (1100 crore tonnes) of extractable reserves and a capacity of 3 million tonnes per annum.
Securing a new coal mine is a significant development for the company, impacting its operations and future revenue streams, but the full financial impact will depend on the execution and profitability of the mine.
The company has secured a new coal mine, indicating business expansion and potential for increased revenue.
NLC India Limited has signed a Coal Mining Agreement (CMA) with M/s. GRN North Dhadu Coal Mine Private Limited for the operation and development of the North Dhadu Western Part Coal Mine. This agreement is under the Mine Developer and Operator (MDO) mode and was executed on December 30, 2025, following a global tendering process.
This marks NLCIL's first commercial coal mine secured through an auction by the Ministry of Coal (MoC). The Mining Plan and Mine Closure Plan for the mine have been approved by the MoC on November 20, 2025. Currently, the company is pursuing further statutory approvals, including Environmental Clearance (EC) and Forest Clearance (FC).
The North Dhadu Western Part Coal Mine possesses extractable coal reserves exceeding 110 million tonnes (1100 crore tonnes) with a rated capacity of 3 million tonnes per annum. The average grade of the coal is G12.
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