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24 Aug 20262 filings
Company UpdateGeneral

Coal India establishes Singapore-based wholly owned subsidiary CIL Global Pte. Ltd. for overseas critical minerals opportunities

Incorporation of overseas subsidiary

  • Coal India incorporated CIL Global Pte. Ltd., Singapore, on 24 August 2026.
  • Wholly owned subsidiary aimed at exploring overseas opportunities in critical minerals.
  • Investment: 100% equity for 5 lakh shares at 1 SGD per share.
  • Cost of subscription: SGD 5,00,000; regulatory approvals from MoC and DIPAM awaited.
  • Holds 100% equity in the subsidiary; UEN: 202638847Z.
  • Entity is intended to facilitate offshore investments and future acquisitions.
  • Regulatory disclosures under Regulation 30; MoC and DIPAM approvals required.
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Company UpdateGeneral

Coal India forms Singapore subsidiary CIL Global Pte. Ltd. to pursue overseas critical minerals opportunities

Subsidiary incorporation

  • Coal India incorporated Singapore-based wholly owned subsidiary CIL Global Pte. Ltd. on 24 August 2026.
  • Purpose: to explore overseas opportunities in critical minerals asset acquisition and manage overseas investments.
  • Initial equity investment: 100% by Coal India; 5,00,000 shares at SGD 1 each.
  • Total consideration: SGD 5,00,000 for 100% stake.
  • Regulatory approvals: MoC and DIPAM required for incorporation.
  • Regulatory details: Company is Singapore-registered; UEN: 202638847Z.
  • Business scope: mining-focused, enabling future acquisitions and structural flexibility.
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14 Aug 20261 filing
Company UpdateNewspaper Publication

Special Window for Re-lodgement of Transfer Requests of Physical Equity Shares of CIL - 4th Intimation

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12 Aug 20262 filings
Company UpdateGeneral

Coal India and AMNS sign non-binding MoU to explore syn-gas utilization near Paradip with CCUS

MoU with AMNS for syn-gas project evaluation

  • Coal India and AMNS signed a non-binding MoU on 12 August 2026.
  • Scope: assess technical, commercial, and implementation modalities for the project.
  • Preliminary Feasibility Report to evaluate project viability.
  • Focus on syn-gas from a coal gasification facility adjacent to AMNS Paradip Pellet Plant.
  • CCUS integration considered as part of project evaluation.
  • No binding commitments or financials disclosed.
  • Subject to regulatory, board, and other approvals as applicable.
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Company UpdateGeneral

Coal India publishes newspaper notice for 52nd AGM to exchanges

AGM notice publication

  • Subject: Newspaper notice for the 52nd AGM of Coal India Limited.
  • English publication in Statesman; Bengali publication in Aajkaal.
  • Dated 12 August 2026; Ref: CIL XI(D):4157/4156:2026:35091.
  • Issuer: Coal India Limited; CS/Compliance Officer: B. P. Dubey.
  • Purpose: inform stock exchanges about the AGM notice.
  • Enclosures: copies of the two newspaper publications.
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7 Aug 20264 filings
Company UpdateGeneral

Coal India provides web-link to Integrated Annual Report; 52nd AGM date and final dividend announced

Annual Report access and AGM/dividend details

  • Integrated Annual Report for FY2025-26 available via web-link for shareholders.
  • 52nd AGM on 31 August 2026 at 11:00 IST via VC/OAVM.
  • Proposed final dividend of Rs 5.25 per equity share.
  • Record date for dividend eligibility is 4 September 2026.
  • Dividend payment within 30 days of declaration.
  • Tax-related forms (Form 121) to be uploaded Aug 18–Sept 4, 2026.
  • PAN/KYC details must be updated for physical folios to receive dividends.
  • Web-link and exact path to Annual Report: https://www.coalindia.in/performance/annual-reports/ Year 2025-26.
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OthersBusiness Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR)

Coal India’s consolidated BRSR FY2025-26 flags emissions, safety, and renewable energy targets

Overview

  • Consolidated BRSR for FY2025-26; main activity is coal production and sale.
  • Boundary expanded to include all subsidiaries and joint ventures.
  • BRSR forms part of the Integrated Annual Report; data aligned with CMPDIL factors.

Key ESG Risks & Opportunities

  • Air emissions risk from opencast mining; mitigations include fog cannons, mist sprayers, real-time CAAQMS.
  • Biodiversity/land management risk; mitigated via concurrent reclamation and Mine Closure Plans; 2,404 ha planted.
  • GHG/climate risk; targets to 3,000 MW by 2027-28 and 9.5 GW by 2030.
  • Transportation emissions risk; shift to rail-based evacuation and FMC to reduce dust.
  • Labour/human rights risk from large contract workforce; digital wage monitoring and compliance.
  • Waste management risk; OB and hazardous waste require reclamation and safe disposal.
  • Community engagement opportunity reduces delays and enables targeted CSR investments.
  • Employee development and well-being programs support production targets.

Governance & Policy Highlights

  • Board oversight through Corporate Social Responsibility and Risk Management Committees.
  • Policies include Code of Conduct, Whistle Blower, Anti-Corruption, and Equal Opportunity.
  • Penalty: Rs 12.41 million paid under protest to BSE/NSE; waiver sought.
  • Independent assurance by M/s Joint Values ESG Services for BRSR Core; consolidated boundary.
  • Assurance scope covers nine core attributes; period FY2025-26.

Social Responsibility & Workforce

  • Total workforce: 2,12,929 employees; 2,98,762 workers; female share ~9.6% (employees) and 7.4% (workers).
  • Women on board: 5.14%; Key Management Personnel: 7.57% female.
  • LTIFR: employees 0.17; workers 0.36; fatalities: employees 11; workers 24.
  • Well-being spend: 0.85% of revenue; retirement benefits fully covered (PF and gratuity).
  • Training: 4,041 programs across health, safety, and skills development.
  • Grievance mechanisms via CPGRAMS/Samadhan; POSH complaints and remedies monitored.
  • CSR in aspirational districts across multiple states with substantial funding.
  • Transition/retirement support programs and health/wellness awareness initiatives.

Environmental Performance

  • GHG emissions: Scope 1 ~26.24 Mt; Scope 2 ~7.69 Mt CO2e (consolidated).
  • JV emissions: Scope 1 ~1.95 Mt; Scope 2 ~0.016 Mt CO2e.
  • Emission intensity: 4,340.71 tCO2e per crore USD; 46,727 tCO2e per million tonnes produced.
  • Renewable energy capacity: ~357 MW installed; target 3,000 MW by 2027-28; 9.5 GW by 2030.
  • Water management: treated mine water ~2,948.11 LKL/year; 971 villages and ~16.20 lakh people benefited.
  • Zero liquid discharge initiatives; STPs/ETPs/MDTPs deployed; extensive water recycling.
  • Waste management: diverse streams (plastic, e-waste, hazardous, OB) with recycling/recovery efforts ongoing.
  • Certifications/targets: ISO 14001, ISO 50001, ISO 45001/OHS measures across operations; Green Credit program.

Stakeholder Engagement & Complaints

  • Stakeholders include communities, investors, employees, customers, suppliers, government, media, and NGOs.
  • Engagement channels: CPGRAMS portal, website, meetings and focus groups; materiality review to inform strategy.
  • FY25-26 complaints: communities 426; investors 25; shareholders 106; employees 3,019; customers 824; value chain 135; others 156.

Other Notable Metrics

  • Procurement: 25% from MSEs; SC/ST 4% and women-owned within MSEs; 66.56% of total procurement by value referenced.
  • Inputs from MSMEs: 33.87%; within India: 97.43%.
  • RPTs: purchases 0%; sales 0%; investments 59% of total investments.
  • Green Credit: over 1,793 ha degraded forest land registered; extensive plantation across programs.
  • Cyber/data privacy: robust framework; 0 data breaches reported; CERT-In auditor engaged for policy development.
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OthersReg. 34 (1) Annual Report

Coal India Limited Integrated Annual Report FY2025-26: Financial resilience and renewables-led growth

Financial performance

  • Revenue from operations: 1,68,400 crore.
  • PAT: 31,071 crore.
  • EBITDA: 53,276 crore.

Operations & volumes

  • Coal production: 768.19 MT.
  • Off-take: 744.83 MT.

Dividend & capital returns

  • Interim dividend: 21.25 per share.
  • Final dividend: 5.25 per share.

Capex & strategic growth

  • Renewables target: 9.5 GW by 2029-30.
  • Capex FY2025-26: 19,607 crore.
  • FY2026-27 capex plan: 16,500 crore.
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AGM/EGMAGM

Coal India to adopt FY2025-26 financials, declare final dividend, and appoint multiple directors at 52nd AGM via VC/OAVM

AGM Details

  • 52nd AGM on 31 August 2026 at 11:00 AM IST via VC/OAVM.
  • Record date for voting rights: 24 August 2026.
  • Remote e-voting window: 28 August 2026 09:00 to 30 August 2026 17:00.

Key Resolutions

  • Ordinary: Adopt Standalone and Consolidated Financial Statements for FY 2025-26.
  • Ordinary: Confirm interim dividends and declare final dividend of ₹5.25 per share.
  • Ordinary: Reappoint Mukesh Choudhary as Director (Marketing) retiring by rotation.
  • Ordinary: Authorize Board to fix remuneration of Statutory Auditors for FY 2026-27.
  • Special (Item 5): Ratify Cost Auditor remuneration for FY 2026-27; ₹5,00,000 plus expenses.
  • Ordinary: Appoint Ashim Kumar Modi as Part-time Official Director.
  • Ordinary: Appoint B. Sairam as Whole-time Director, CMD.
  • Ordinary: Appoint Asheesh Kumar as Whole-time Director, Business Development.
  • Special (Item 9): Appoint Smt Sona Kumari as Independent Director for 3 years.

Dividend

  • Final dividend of ₹5.25 per share for FY2025-26, subject to AGM approval.
  • Dividend record date: 4 September 2026.

Director Changes

  • Mukesh Choudhary to retire by rotation and be reappointed as Director (Marketing).
  • Ashim Kumar Modi appointed as Part-time Official Director.
  • B. Sairam appointed as Whole-time Director (CMD).
  • Asheesh Kumar appointed as Whole-time Director (Business Development).
  • Smt Sona Kumari appointed as Independent Director.

Auditor Appointments

  • Ordinary: Board to fix remuneration of Statutory Auditors for FY 2026-27.
  • Cost Auditor remuneration ratified for FY 2026-27: ₹5,00,000; expenses as applicable; taxes extra.
Filed 15:32View Source
6 Aug 20261 filing
Company UpdateAward of Order / Receipt of Order

Odisha Government awards Gadadharpur Iron Ore block mining lease to Coal India as preferred bidder; 114.05% premium.

Order details

  • Awarding entity: Government of Odisha.
  • Nature and scope: Mining Lease for Gadadharpur Iron Ore Block, Kendujhar, Odisha.
  • Total value/size: Auction premium of 114.05% of mineral value payable to Odisha.
  • Awarding entity is domestic.
  • Execution period: 1 year to become successful bidder; 3 years to execute mining lease deed.
  • Block/resource: G3 exploration stage block with total resource of 288 MT.
  • Promoter interest: No promoter/group interest.
  • Related party: Not a related party transaction.
  • Material impact: No material impact disclosed.
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