“… Notely note that Coal India LTD (CIL) and IRCON International Limited executed a non -binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) on 08.10.2025 in Kolkata with an intention of development of the rail infrastructure of CIL and its subsidiaries”, according to a scholarship file.
First trimester results
Coal India declared a decrease of 20.1% in annual sliding of the consolidated net profit for the June quarter to 8,734 sterling books, against 10,934 sterling books a year ago. However, the figures beat the CNBC-TV18 estimates, which had set profits at 8,000 sterling books.
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Revenues from operations in the first quarter amounted to 35,842 crosses, down 4.4% against 37,503 sterling books last year, but before the election of the 34,990 pore of sterling books.
The benefit before interest, taxes, damping and damping (EBITDA) for the first quarter reached 12,521 sterling books, 12.7% less than 14,338 sterling books during the period of the previous year, but comfortable above 10,850 crores. The operating margin narrowed at 34.9% compared to 38.2% last year, but exceeded street expectations by 31%.
Coal India Ltd’s shares ended at 382.05 ₹, down 2.65 ₹, or 0.69%, on ESB.
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