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Coal India Unveils June 2026 Production and Off-Take Performance; Progressive Volumes Surge

Posted On : 2026-07-01 13:01:09( TIMEZONE : IST )

Maharatna PSU Coal India Limited (CIL) has released its provisional production and off-take performance data for June 2026 and the cumulative April-June period for the financial year 2026-27. The corporate disclosure highlights a steady momentum in coal off-take alongside consolidated production variations across its multiple subsidiary units.

Coal Production Dynamics for June and Q1

For the month of June 2026, Coal India recorded a total raw coal production of 57.4 Million Tonnes (Mill Te), representing a minor dip of 0.6% compared to the 57.8 Mill Te produced during the same month last year. On a progressive year-to-date basis covering April to June 2026, the company's total output stood at 169.6 Mill Te.

The monthly production performance across subsidiaries presented a mixed landscape:

Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL): Emerged as a primary driver, producing 14.5 Mill Te.

South Eastern Coalfields Limited (SECL): Maintained robust volumes, yielding 14.4 Mill Te, which marks a notable 7.8% growth over the 13.3 Mill Te recorded in June 2025. Cumulatively, SECL achieved 44.1 Mill Te for the quarter compared to 41.1 Mill Te last year, up 7.2%.

Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL): Disclosed a steady monthly output of 11.2 Mill Te, closely matching the 11.3 Mill Te from last June.

Central Coalfields Limited (CCL): Stood out with a sharp 18.3% monthly growth, generating 4.5 Mill Te against 3.8 Mill Te last year, while its progressive Q1 production advanced 10.0% to 16.6 Mill Te.

Western Coalfields Limited (WCL) and Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL): Contributed 5.0 Mill Te (up 3.6%) and 3.9 Mill Te respectively.

Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL): Reported an actual monthly production of 2.3 Mill Te.

Solid Expansion in Coal Off-Take

While production remained closely aligned with last year's baselines, dispatch logistics showcased excellent health. Total coal off-take for June 2026 surged to 65.8 Mill Te, delivering a robust 7.5% growth compared to the 61.2 Mill Te dispatched in June 2025. This strong push pulled cumulative year-to-date off-take for the April-June period up to 197.7 Mill Te, gaining a steady edge over the 191.0 Mill Te moved during the corresponding period last fiscal.

Subsidiary trends in fuel supply and logistics for June 2026 include:

MCL: Led the dispatch tables with a heavy off-take of 18.0 Mill Te, rising 3.5% over the 17.4 Mill Te of the previous June. Its cumulative quarterly dispatch hit 54.9 Mill Te.

NCL: Posted a remarkable 11.0 Mill Te in off-take for the month.

SECL: Maintained strong off-take at 16.3 Mill Te, rising 4.8% from last year's 15.5 Mill Te.

CCL: Showed exceptional traction, registering a massive 51.5% growth in monthly off-take at 7.5 Mill Te compared to 5.0 Mill Te in June 2025. Its quarterly total also jumped 16.0% to reach 21.8 Mill Te.

WCL & ECL: Handled dispatches of 6.0 Mill Te and 4.4 Mill Te (up 10.1% YoY) respectively.

The company explicitly stated that these initial tracking metrics are provisional figures extracted directly from the system's ERP report and remain subject to normal adjustments prior to final audit certifications.

Shares of Coal India Limited was last trading in BSE at Rs. 439.05 as compared to the previous close of Rs. 444.65. The total number of shares traded during the day was 191750 in over 3428 trades.

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