Coal India Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'Provisional Production And Off-Take Performance Of CIL And Subsidiary Companies For The Month Of Dec'25 And For The Period Apr'25-Dec'25'.
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Coal India reported a 4.6% year-on-year rise in coal production for December 2025 at 75.7 million tonnes, but off-take (dispatch/sales) fell 5.2% to 64.9 million tonnes compared to December 2024. For the cumulative April 2025 to December 2025 period, production declined roughly 2.6% to 529.2 million tonnes and off-take declined 2.2% to 544.7 million tonnes versus the same period last year. Subsidiary performance was mixed: SECL and ECL showed strong production growth, while BCCL, CCL, and WCL continued to post double-digit declines in both production and off-take. MCL, the largest contributor, saw a 1.8% production rise in December but a 3.4% decline cumulatively.
Weakening off-take despite a modest December production bounce suggests demand softness or logistical bottlenecks, which could pressure realisations and near-term revenue. The cumulative decline across both production and dispatches is a mild negative signal for shareholders, though Coal India remains a high-volume, demand-resilient PSU.