CIL H1 FY27 capital spending rises 27% to 109% of plan
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Coal India spent ₹7,966 crore in H1 FY27, up 27% from ₹6,283 crore a year earlier and 109% of its ₹7,286 crore half-year target. Spending covered mine infrastructure, land, machinery and diversification, and exceeded 48% of the ₹16,500 crore annual target.
Higher investment may support production, coal evacuation and diversification, but the filing gives no guidance on near-term earnings or dividends.