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Coal India plans to double production in Chhattisgarh

State-run Coal India today said it would double its production capacity in Chhattisgarh to 220 million tonnes by 2017.

"If rail connectivity is established then in the next 5-6 years production capa

CIL to modify coal supply pacts with power companies

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Coal India will modify the fuel supply pacts before signing them with power companies to incorporate the changes that have been proposed by its board at this week's meeting, thereby breaking the deadl

'CIL can assure 60 per cent coal supply to power plants'

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In a setback to thermal plants facing fuel shortage, Coal India has informed power producers that it can assure only 60 per cent of supply and would 'gradually' reach the 80 per cent mark in the comin

India puts up roadblocks to own stake sales

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India is not making life easy for itself as it looks to sell-off stakes in state companies to help plug a yawning budget gap, with New Delhi's own policies battering sentiment towards government enter

Coal India inks pact with worker unions on 25% hike in wages

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State-run Coal India (CIL) has signed a pact with its trade unions to increase wages by 25 per cent, which would put an additional burden of Rs 6,500 crore on the public sector unit.

The hike will be

CIL board meet this week may discuss overseas buyout plans

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The board of Coal India may fast-track decision on overseas acquisitions in its meeting this week, in the wake of the Finance Ministry giving approval to go ahead with buyout of unlisted firms.

"Coal

Coal India Q2 net lower than forecast

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State-run Coal India, the world's largest coal miner, posted a lower-than-expected quarterly net profit of 25.93 billion rupees ($517.3 million) as a price increase in February failed to boost profita

Coal India topples RIL as most valuable firm

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State-run miner Coal India has become the most valuable company in terms of market capitalisation, toppling Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries (RIL).

According to data available with the Bombay St

Coal India quarterly profit jumps surprise 64%

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Coal India Ltd, the world's biggest coal miner, has announced a better-than-expected 64 per cent jump in first-quarter net profit on the back of robust demand and price rises.

BSE to include Coal India, Sun Pharma in Sensex

The premier stock exchange BSE would include Coal India and Sun Pharma in the Sensex effective from August 8, 2011. The opening bell ceremony to include Coal India in the BSE Sensex will be held on Mo

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