Coal India to earn additional Rs 107 cr annually
Wednesday - September 26, 2018 10:06 pm ,
Category : BUSINESS
Coal India to earn additional Rs 107 cr annually
Kolkata Sep 26 (IANS) Coal India on Wednesday said it would earn additional revenue of about Rs 107 crore annually as its board approved "add on" over notified price of coal of North Eastern Coalfields from Thursday onwards.
"The board of directors in its meeting on September 25 has approved add-on over notified price of NEC coal G1 to G5 (Grade 1 to Grade5) grades from September 27 2018 " it said in a regulatory filing.
It further said: "Due to this revision the miner will earn an approximately additional revenue of Rs 107 crore annually and Rs 82 crore for the balance period of the current financial year (2018-19)."
The miner said the overall impact on the power sector would be negligible due to this increase in "add on" of NEC coal price.
Meanwhile executives of Coal India under the banner of Coal Mines Officers Association of India ( CMOAI) on Wednesday staged a protest in front of the miner s office opposing the management practice of ignoring the laid down wage policy.
They alleged the executives of the Coal India and Singereni Collieries Company Ltd are paid lower than that of the workmen which is against the guideline of the Department of Public Enterprises.
Association s Secretary General P.K. Singh said they would go for indefinite strike if their demands are not met by Novemner 15.
--IANS bdc/prs
"The board of directors in its meeting on September 25 has approved add-on over notified price of NEC coal G1 to G5 (Grade 1 to Grade5) grades from September 27 2018 " it said in a regulatory filing.
It further said: "Due to this revision the miner will earn an approximately additional revenue of Rs 107 crore annually and Rs 82 crore for the balance period of the current financial year (2018-19)."
The miner said the overall impact on the power sector would be negligible due to this increase in "add on" of NEC coal price.
Meanwhile executives of Coal India under the banner of Coal Mines Officers Association of India ( CMOAI) on Wednesday staged a protest in front of the miner s office opposing the management practice of ignoring the laid down wage policy.
They alleged the executives of the Coal India and Singereni Collieries Company Ltd are paid lower than that of the workmen which is against the guideline of the Department of Public Enterprises.
Association s Secretary General P.K. Singh said they would go for indefinite strike if their demands are not met by Novemner 15.
--IANS bdc/prs
