
The debut performance contrasts with that of other large Indian listings, including Hyundai Motor India, LIC, Paytm, Tata Capital and Coal India
Coal India is expanding into mining of other minerals and generate green power as India inches closer to achieving net zero emissions by 2070
Coal India Limited has become the preferred bidder for Odisha's Gadadharpur iron ore block. The state-owned miner will diversify operations by entering the iron ore sector. This acquisition strengthens Coal India's critical mineral resource presence signifi…
Coal India Limited has become the preferred bidder for Odisha's Gadadharpur iron ore block. The state-owned miner will diversify operations by entering the iron ore sector. This acquisition strengthens Coal India's critical mineral resource presence signifi…

Amid continued volatility in broader markets, government-backed companies in the power, energy and metal space saw a sharp rise in the value of GOI holdings during the March 2026 quarter. Here are 10 stocks which saw the highest increase in Q4. Government Por…


Coal India's Rs 5,000 crore offer is now open for retail investors. Analysts see this as a good chance for long-term investment. The government is selling a portion of its stake. Institutional investors have already shown strong interest, bidding significantl…

Coal India aims for 5 GW solar capacity by 2030, currently executing 524 MW of solar projects as part of diversification.

India's power sector is projected to consume 830-835 MT of coal in FY27, with Coal India targeting 810 MT for stability.
Coal India's stock is attracting institutional investors due to attractive valuations and potential value unlocking from subsidiary listings. Despite ESG concerns, the company's diversification into cleaner energy and achievable management targets are bolster…

The Coal India OFS is part of the government’s broader disinvestment and public shareholding strategy aimed at improving market liquidity and raising non-tax revenue through stake sales in listed public sector enterprises.
Strong institutional demand prompted the government to exercise the oversubscription option in Coal India’s offer-for-sale. Investors placed bids worth around Rs 19,000 crore on the first day, while the government expanded the issue size to 2% amid continued …





Coal India shares dropped after the government announced plans to sell up to a 2% stake in the company through an Offer for Sale (OFS). The floor price was set at Rs 412 per share, about 10% lower than the previous NSE closing price of Rs 458.15.

Stocks To Watch Today, May 27: ONGC, Coal India, IRCTC, Siemens and PC Jeweller are in focus today on Q4 earnings, OFS moves and sector shifts.


The Centre on Tuesday said it will sell up to 6.162 crore shares, representing 1% of Coal India’s paid-up equity capital, with a green shoe option to offload an additional 6.162 crore shares