
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.

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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



Coal India Limited reported a decline in net profit to ₹31,094 crore in FY26 despite higher revenue, as production and coal offtake also fell year-on-year.
The government will divest up to a 2% stake in Coal India through an offer for sale scheduled across May 27 and May 29. The OFS floor price has been fixed at Rs 412 per share, nearly 10% below Coal India’s Tuesday closing price on the NSE.
The Indian government will sell a stake of up to 2% in Coal India via an offer for sale, an exchange filing showed on Tuesday.
Coal India arm South Eastern Coalfields Ltd's (SECL) CMD Harish Duhan said during the ongoing financial year 2026-27, SECL has made the highest contribution of 26.86 million tonnes towards Coal India's production milestone of 100 million tonnes achieved so fa…


By Sethuraman N R NEW DELHI May 26 (Reuters) - State-run Coal India has asked its subsidiaries to ramp up coal supplies to power plants to avoid shortages as...

Compression of coal stock levels at coal fired plants during peak summer is a natural occurrence rather than a supply-side crisis
Coal India has built a substantial buffer of 168 million tonnes to meet rising summer power demand. Stocks at power plants and mine heads are robust, ensuring adequate supply for domestic coal-based plants. This proactive measure addresses concerns about pote…

Markets hold steady at midday, with Adani and Coal India rising while banks and healthcare face selling pressure.