Coal India Apr-Dec output at 342.39 MT
3 Jan 2015 11:38 PM GMT
Coal India, the world’s largest miner of dry fuel, recorded an output of 342.39 million tonnes (MT) in April-December 2014, missing its production target by 3 per cent for the period.
The coal giant had fixed an output target of 353.47 MT for the first nine months of current fiscal. The offtake of coal at the miner’s end stood at 354.60 MT during the period this year, down by 6 per cent against the target of 376.65 MT, according to a BSE filing by the coal PSU.
For December 2014, Coal India production was at 47 MT against a target of 47.93 MT.
The coal giant had fixed an output target of 353.47 MT for the first nine months of current fiscal. The offtake of coal at the miner’s end stood at 354.60 MT during the period this year, down by 6 per cent against the target of 376.65 MT, according to a BSE filing by the coal PSU.
For December 2014, Coal India production was at 47 MT against a target of 47.93 MT.
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