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CIL faces heat from renewables
Mint Mumbai
|March 13, 2026
Coal India Ltd’s (CIL) shares hit a new 52-week high of ₹447.4 on the NSE on Thursday, gaining over 5% when the Nifty 50 index declined almost 1%, possibly on expectations of higher prices at its e-auctions as global coal prices rise due to the West Asia conflict.
The flareup in oil and gas prices is spilling over to the coal market. Higher global coal prices would hurt domestic import volumes and push CIL’s e-auction premiums and offtake higher.
The state-owned company sells some of its output through e-auctions at market-determined prices, in addition to fuel supply agreements (FSA) with power producers. CIL’s e-auction premiums had risen to over three times the FSA price in the September 2022 quarter after the Russia-Ukraine war began, against a long-term average of about 60%.
The global coal market also firmed up after Indonesia cut its production quota for 2026 by almost 25% in January to support falling prices. Indonesia also increased its domestic sales obligation to 30% from 25%, reducing volumes available for exports.
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