Coal India Ltd (CIL) reported a decline in both coal production and offtake for October 2025, according to provisional data shared with stock exchanges. The state-run miner produced 56.4 million tonnes (MT) of coal during the month, down 9.8% from 62.5 MT in October last year.
Offtake — coal supplied to consumers — also saw a dip, falling to 58.3 MT, down 5.9% from 62 MT recorded in the same month last year.
For the April–October 2025 period, cumulative coal production stood at 385.5 MT, a decline of 4.5% compared to 403.8 MT in the corresponding period last year. Cumulative offtake for the same period dropped 2.4%, to 415.3 MT from 425.6 MT a year ago.
The performance varied across subsidiaries:
- ECL, NCL, SECL showed positive trends in some metrics
- BCCL, CCL, WCL, MCL reported declines in both production and offtake
- NEC remained flat at minimal levels
The update was issued under SEBI’s disclosure norms for listed entities and reflects provisional data sourced from CIL’s ERP system as of November 1, 2025.
