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Coal demand to touch 1.6 bn tonnes by 2030; need transparent, market-driven pricing: OfficialIndia's coal consumption is set to hit 1.6 billion tonnes by 2030, prompting the need for clear market-oriented pricing strategies. Establi...- Power giant NTPC seeks uranium assets overseas in nuclear pushIndia's largest power producer seeks overseas uranium mines for future nuclear capacity. NTPC plans to build thirty gigawatts of nuclear po...
- Only 1/5th the size of NSE? Why Jefferies predicts 27% upside for this near-monopoly stockJefferies has initiated coverage on MCX with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 3,600, implying 27% upside. The brokerage expects strong...
- Critical minerals, strategic stakes: Inside India's bid to break China's supply chain strangleholdIndia and the US have inked a pact to secure critical mineral supplies, bolstering a broader Quad initiative aiming to invest $20 billion i...
- Long-term investing: The only play in today’s market; 5 large-caps from different sectors with upside potential of up to 33%Belligerence is back. Both the US and Iran are hitting each other and the statements from both sides do not auger well for a peace deal. Th...
- Coal India’s Rs 5,000 crore OFS opens for retail investors: Should you buy or avoid?Coal India's Rs 5,000 crore offer is now open for retail investors. Analysts see this as a good chance for long-term investment. The govern...
- Seventh round of commercial coal mines auction likely by month endDespite having the fourth-largest coal reserves in the world, India is the second-largest importer of the fuel, according to a government r...
- Coal India falls 5% as govt ends monopolyIn her fourth tranche of the economic package, FM said commercial mining will be done on revenue sharing mechanism instead of the regime of...
- Is Coal India's monopoly really going to end?The 43-year stranglehold on coal mining has loosened now. However, it is yet to be seen if private miners will get access to the mines that...
- Pay hike blunts CIL edge before tougher raceFollowing the salary revision, labour accounts for 55% of the cost of production at Coal India compared with 50% previously and about 22% f...
- Coal Mines Nationalisation Act was an ill-conceived lawThe Coal Mines Nationalisation Act of 1973 was an ill-conceived law that made mining of coal the monopoly of the central government.
- Vote on Account 2014: Scrapping state monopoly over coal a priority for next governmentBy scrapping state monopoly, the new government could do away with future coal scams as well.
- Over-dependence on Coal India a myth: Coal secretaryS K Srivastava on Thursday said the so-called over-dependence on the company is a myth in light of the captive block allocations by the gov...
- Coal India top loser on Sensex, slips 3% as CCI slaps Rs 1773 crore penaltyReportedly, CIL has been found to be imposing unfair conditions in FSA with power producers. Kim Eng expects CIL to challenge this order in...
- Competition Commission slaps Rs 1,773 cr penalty on Coal IndiaFair trade watchdog Competition Commission has slapped a fine of Rs 1,773.05 crore on Coal India for allegedly abusing dominant position in...
- Shriprakash Jaiswal is partly right, coal needs a rehaulWe welcome coal minister's comment that the government is willing to split state-owned monopoly CIL into smaller entities competing among t...
- Competition body gets it right on coalCCI finds that Coal India abuses its dominance, after state-owned power generators of Maharashtra and Gujarat complained about erratic and ...
- Power producers take on CIL over lopsided fuel supply pactsFrustrated by uncertainty over fuel supply despite a presidential decree, power firms have adopted a confrontational approach towards Coal ...
- No plan to end Coal India monopoly: Sriprakash JaiswalCoal India Ltd (CIL) may have been given a government direction to commit a minimum fuel supply to the power producers.
- Keep accumulating CIL as it corrects: Dimensions ConsultingCoal India is a very precious company and you want to be there.
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