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Coal India’s Mahanadi Coalfields Gets SEBI Approval for IPO

COALINDIA Coal India’s subsidiary, Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL), has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for its proposed initial public offering (IPO), according to a report published on November 5, 2026. Under the proposed offer, Coal India plans to sell up to 66.18 crore shares, representing a 10% stake in MCL. The issue will be an Offer for Sale (OFS), meaning the proceeds will go to Coal India rather than Mahanadi Coalfields. MCL is one of the country’s largest coal producers and operates primarily in Odisha. During FY26, it contributed approximately 21% of India’s domestic coal production and 28.4% of Coal India’s total output. The IPO could raise up to $1 billion, although the final issue size, price band and launch date have not yet been announced. The approval marks an important step in Coal India’s subsidiary monetisation strategy and could bring one of the country’s major coal-producing companies into the listed market. Disclaimer: The views expressed purely for educational and informational purposes and do not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security

Sensex Up 384 Points; BEL Leads, IT Drags

Sensex close: It ended at 77,301.40, up 383.55 points (0.5%), against Tuesday’s close of 76,917.85. Nifty close: The Nifty50 settled at 23,960.60, up 149.75 points (0.63%). Streak: This is the fifth straight session of gains, and India outperformed most Asian markets, with the Nikkei down 3.56% and the Kospi down 2.67% at the open. Choppy session: The Sensex touched an intraday high of 77,396.04 but swung between gains and losses around midday as investors watched the US midterm election results and crude oil. Top gainers: Business Standard lists Bharat Electronics, Adani Enterprises and Titan as the top Nifty50 gainers. At midday ADANIENT was up 3.42% and BEL up 3.12% Top loser: At midday TCS was the steepest decliner, down 2.46%, followed by Coal India (-2.28%) and HCL Tech (-1.76%). Sectors: Nifty IT fell over 1% and was the only sectoral loser, while media, metal, FMCG and realty outperformed. Drivers: FPI buying and easing crude oil supported the rally, with Brent near $104 yesterday.

Coal India's October output hits a record high

Coal India Limited (NSE: COALINDIA) produced a record 67.2 million tonnes of coal in October 2026, up 19% year on year. Total coal supplies also reached a monthly record of 70.3 MT, including an all-time high of 57.1 MT supplied to the power sector. What happened October marked a strong operational month for India's largest coal producer. Production and total supplies both grew 19% year on year. Daily railway rake loading for the power sector also reached a record 310 rakes. Why it matters Higher dispatches indicate strong demand and improved coal evacuation. However, the production trend over the first half of FY27 was weaker than the October headline suggests. H1 production stood at 321 MT, down from 329.14 MT a year earlier, while offtake rose 7.6% to 384.20 MT. Pithead inventory declined to 66.58 MT at September-end from 130.28 MT at the beginning of the financial year. Coal India's FY27 production target is 815 MT. After accounting for H1 production and October's 67.2 MT, the company needs to produce roughly 85.4 MT per month over the remaining five months to meet that target. That is a meaningful acceleration from October's output. What to watch next Track monthly production through the winter months, inventory replenishment and railway evacuation. Also watch e-auction realisations and the mix of coal supplied, since higher volumes do not automatically translate into proportionate profit growth. Stance: Operationally encouraging, but the full-year production target is not yet de-risked. Sustained production growth, rather than dispatch records alone, will determine whether the improvement is durable.

Sensex Jumps 1,233 Points; Reliance Surges 11.6%

Sensex close: It ended at 75,692.78, up 1,233.25 points (about 1.7%), against Friday’s close of 74,459.53. Nifty close: The Nifty50 closed at 23,440.80, up 387.70 points (1.68%), after an intraday low of 23,207.05. Streak: This is the third straight gain, after rises on Thursday and Friday. Top gainer: RELIANCE led the Nifty50, up 11.60% to ₹1,300.00 on strong earnings. Other gainers: Tata Steel (+5.83% to ₹177.37) and JSW Steel (+5.13% to ₹1,309.90) followed, with Shriram Finance and Coal India also among the leaders. Top loser: Infosys fell the most, down 2.03% to ₹1,161.00. Other losers: ICICI Bank and Dr Reddy’s were also among the biggest losers, and another source listed Adani Ports, Sun Pharma, Axis Bank and HDFC Life. Sectors: Energy, PSU banks, consumer durables, infra, auto and oil & gas rose 1-4.6%, while IT, media and pharma fell about 0.5% each. Broader market: The Nifty Midcap index rose 1% and the Smallcap index 0.7%. Drivers: Falling oil prices and strong earnings from heavyweights, especially Reliance, strengthened sentiment.

Coal India Breached Historic 70 Million Tonne Supply Mark

State-run Coal India Limited (CIL) achieved a landmark milestone as its monthly coal supplies crossed the 70-million-tonne (MT) mark for the first time in the company's history. Total off-take surged to 70.3 MT in October 2026, eclipsing its previous record of 69.4 MT set in March 2026. This stellar performance represents a robust 19 per cent year-on-year growth over the 59.2 MT supplied during October of the previous financial year. The record-breaking operational momentum coincided with the state-backed miner celebrating its 51st Foundation Day on November 1, 2026. It highlights the PSU's aggressive focus on reinforcing domestic fuel availability and scaling logistics capacity. The sharp acceleration in dispatches comes at a critical time when thermal utilities across the country faced surging power demand alongside depleting domestic stockpile inventories. COALINDIA

Coal India Records All-Time High Coal Supplies

COALINDIA Coal India Limited Records All-Time High Coal Supplies in October FY’27. Coal production also registers October highs across financial years CIL’s monthly coal supplies crossed the 70 million tonnes (MT) mark for the first time, reaching 70.3 MT and surpassing the previous monthly record of 69.4 MT achieved in March 2026. This represents a robust 19% growth over the 59.2 MT supplied in October FY 2025– 26. CIL’s subsidiary MCL also crossed the 20 MT monthly supply mark for the first time in October, contributing significantly to this landmark achievement. CIL had first reached the 60 MT monthly supply mark in March 2021, and since then, supplies had hovered between 60-69 MT Opinion : This news will have positive effect on the stock price. Disclaimer : This is not a buy,sell or hold recommendation. I do not hold this stock.