Coal India Ltd.

COALINDIA

Market Cap
₹3,13,960 Cr.
P/E
8.39

Coal India Ltd.

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Coal India Limited (CIL) is a state-owned coal mining company established in 1975. As the largest coal producer globally, it plays a vital role in the power and steel industries. CIL, a Maharatna comp… Read more
Coal India Limited (CIL) is a state-owned coal mining company established in 1975. As the larg… Read more
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ROE
Latest
49.2%
3yr Average
41.4%
5yr Average
48.44%
Net Profit Margin
Latest
20.33%
3yr Average
16.73%
5yr Average
17.01%
ROCE
Latest
27.98%
3yr Average
21.91%
5yr Average
24.81%
Debt to Equity
Latest
0.07
3yr Average
0.1
5yr Average
0.12
Market Share
65 %
(as of Mar 18)
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    Peer Comparison
    Suppliers
    • Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
    • Solar Industries India Ltd.
    • Ircon International Ltd.
    • BEML Ltd.
    • Premier Explosives Ltd.
    Customers
    • Hindalco Industries Ltd.
    • MOIL Ltd.
    • National Aluminium Company Ltd.
    • NCL Industries Ltd.
    • NTPC Ltd.
    FAQs on Coal India Ltd. Business

    Coal India Limited (CIL) is the largest coal mining corporate globally, established in 1975 as a state-owned entity. It holds the prestigious Maharatna status, focusing on coal mining, production, and operating washeries serving various sectors like power, steel, cement, and fertilizers.

    Coal India major competitors are Adani Enterprises, Anmol India, Reetech Inter. Cargo, Nagpur Power & Inds., Jainam Ferro Alloys.
    Market Cap of Coal India is ₹3,13,960 Crs.
    While the median market cap of its peers are ₹191 Crs.

    Coal India seems to be less financially stable compared to its peers.
    Altman Z score of Coal India is 2.91 and is ranked 5 out of its 6 competitors.

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