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Coal India Plans IPOs for Two Subsidiaries by Year-End

Coal India Plans IPOs for Two Subsidiaries by Year-End
Coal India to float IPOs for two subsidiaries by year-end: CIL CMD · thehansindia.com

Coal India owns several large coal companies.

It plans to offer shares of two of them, South Eastern Coalfields and Mahanadi Coalfields, to the public.

This kind of first public share sale is called an IPO.

The company wants both IPOs completed by the end of the current financial year.

The exact dates are not fixed because they depend on the stock market and government instructions.

Mahanadi Coalfields’ IPO could be worth around Rs 10,000 crore.

South Eastern Coalfields’ IPO could be worth Rs 8,000-Rs 10,000 crore.

The two companies together produce about half of Coal India’s coal.

Key facts

Planned completion
By the end of the current financial year
MCL proposed issue
Around Rs 10,000 crore; the final size and structure will be decided closer to launch
SECL expected issue
Rs 8,000-Rs 10,000 crore, according to market expectations
Proposed stake sales
Up to 25% equity in each of SECL and MCL through offers for sale
Fresh SECL equity
Up to 10% of SECL’s post-issue paid-up capital
Production share
SECL and MCL together account for about half of Coal India’s total output
FY26 performance
MCL produced 218.31 million tonnes and reported Rs 10,698 crore profit after tax; SECL produced 176.29 million tonnes and reported Rs 4,755 crore profit after tax
Earlier listings
Coal India’s Bharat Coking Coal Limited and Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Limited were publicly listed earlier this year

Quotes

B Sairam

Chairman and managing director of Coal India

“Regarding initial public offerings (IPOs) of South Eastern Coalfields Ltd (SECL) and Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL), we plan to complete them by the year-end positively. Its IPO will be completed in this current financial year only. The date will depend upon market conditions and government directives, etc”
freepressjournal.in thehansindia.com

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