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Coal India, IL&FS Investment and NMDC have average dividend yield of 7.3 per cent, 6.9 per cent and 5.9 per cent12-03-2018
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Corporate Action-Board approves Dividend
The Board of Directors of CIL in its meeting on Saturday, the 10th March'2018 had approved payment of Interim Dividend for the financial year 2017-18 @ Rs. 16.50 per share of the face value of Rs.10/- as recommended by the Audit Committee of CIL in its meeting held on date. As already intimated to Stock Exchange vide letter No.CIL:XI (D):04156:2018:20019 dated 7th March'2018 that Company has fixed Monday, the March 19, 2018 as revised...10-03-2018
Board Meeting-Board Meeting Deferred
The Board of Directors of CIL in its meeting on Wednesday, the 7th March'2018 had deferred consideration of Interim Dividend for the FY 2017-18 and decided to hold another Board Meeting on Saturday, the 10th March'2018 to consider payment of Interim Dividend for FY 2017-18, if any. Company has fixed Monday, the March 19th, 2018 as the 'Revised Record Date' for the purpose of payment of Interim Dividend for FY 2017-18 if declared by the Board....07-03-2018
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Coal India is a 'Buy' call with a target price of Rs 325 and a stop loss of Rs 306.05-03-2018
Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR)-Updates
Provisional Production and Offtake of CIL and Subsidiaries for the month of Feb'18 and for Apr'17 to Feb'1801-03-2018
Fixes Record Date for Interim Dividend
Coal India Ltd has informed BSE that the Company has fixed March 15, 2018 as the Record Date for the purpose of Payment of Interim Dividend, if declared.27-02-2018
Corporate Action-Board to consider Dividend
NOTICE FOR BOARD MEETING / RECORD DATE FOR INTERIM DIVIDEND26-02-2018
Despite liberalisation, power demand to sustain Coal India's dominance
Despite opening up of the coal sector to private miners, Coal India's dominance in the field is expected to remain firm as the power sector will continue to bank heavily upon this state-owned coal monolith.Coal India officials said that the company has a mandate to supply atleast 75 per cent of the produce to the power sector and the rest can be offered to others like cement and steel; however, the private miners are most likely to be exempted from the clause."The reform states that private miners can sell or utilise coal in any manner they like. Thus, compared to us, the power sector is not a mandated priority for them. Being liberalised, they are at will to sell coal where they will find the best price discovery", a senior Coal India official said.With Coal India currently routing its supplies majorly to the power sector, the cement and steel plants are bearing the brunt of coal and railway rake shortage.Also, a second Coal India official opined that private companies will be more ..21-02-2018
Pvt coal firms could push up costs for Coal India: Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley says India's move to allow private firms to mine coal for commercial use to be positive for the country's coal production.21-02-2018
Mayuresh Joshi on why you should hold on to Coal India stocks
It is not too negative for Coal India over the medium to long term, says the Angel Broking fund manager.21-02-2018