Provisional Production And Off Take Performance Of CIL And Its Subsidiary Companies For The Month Of June 18 And For The Period Apr18 To June 18
Provisional Production and off take performance of CIL and its Subsidiary companies for the month of June 18 and for the period Apr18 to June 18 Poor topsoil removal raises concern over Coal India's production outlook
Coal India is expected to end the June quarter with 18 million tonnes excess production growing 15 per cent over last year. Though there is an uptre Tranche IV Of Auction Of Coal Linkages Of Non-Regulated Sector
Tranche IV of Auction of coal linkages of non-regulated sector Coal India rake movement up
Coal India loaded 243 rakes per day during April-May this year, thereby registering an increase of 23 rakes over the corresponding period of last fisc Provisional Production And Offtake Performance Of CIL And Subsidiary Companies For The Month Of May'18 And For Apr' 18-May'18
We are enclosing the Provisional Production and Offtake Performance of CIL and its Subsidiary Companies for the month of May'18 and for Apr' 18-May'18. This is for your information and records. This is as per Regulation 30 of the SEBI (LODR) Regulations 2015. Nomura Investment Forum Asia 2018
This is to inform that the delegates from Coal India Limited will attend the "Nomura Investment Forum Asia 2018 to be held from 4th June, 2018 to 5th June, 2018 at Singapore" wherein one on one and group meetings will be held with representatives of various Investment House to discuss the financial and physical perspective of business of Coal India Limited. Coal India: Price hikes, evacuation charge likely to mitigate higher costs
The improved volume outlook and better e-auction prices for its coal are likely to drive earnings in FY19 Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Newspaper Publication
Newspaper Advertisement of Audited Financial Results of Coal India Limited (Standalone & Consolidated) for the 4th Quarter and t financial year ended 31st March, 2018
Q4 results: Coal India hit by gratuity provision but revenue growth a bright spot
Coal India's employee costs rose a whopping 80% in Q4, including Rs7,384 crore towards gratuity, even as revenue came in at a robust Rs1,295.34 crore