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Evaluating Potential
Business Opportunity,
Challenges, Risks,
Critical Success
Factors, Market Entry
& Growth Strategy for
Private Companies
Category : Coal Mining
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Introduction to Report
 Launch Date: May 5, 2018
 Number of Pages: 503
 Geography Coverage: India
 Available Format: PDF
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About the Report
This report to provide indispensable information
on coal sector in India, demand ~ supply
dynamics, issues & challenges, unmet business
needs of coal consumers, opportunity for private
players and lessons that can be drawn from failure
in materialization of production targets from
auctioned coal block.
The report will be an indispensable source of
information for all private companies that would
want to enter the coal sector in India and tap the
commercial mining route.

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Key Highlights:
Coal sector in India is largely public dominated with
Coal India Limited (CIL) contributing almost 80% of total
coal production.
It has the majority share in coal mining and almost
controls the total coal distribution channels of India
barring captive coal block production and its use by
some of the private developers.
Once coal is being mined and extracted from the coal
mines, it finds its way to the end user by various
distribution channels.
The majority of the coal is being tied up to the end use
by long term Fuel Supply Agreements, known as FSA
between the coal producer and its consumer.
Some of the agreements are under the arrangement of
FSTA (Fuel Supply and Transport Agreement), where
railways is third part to the contracts.

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Key Highlights: Continues…
Apart from FSA, 10 -20% of the coal is reserved to be
distributed through e-auction mechanism, which is
open to all types of consumer.
CIL is the sole authority to sign fuel supply agreements
with the end consumers.
Being the monopoly in the coal sector, CIL often
resorts to uncompetitive practice and the agreement is
heavily skewed towards CIL.
In the priority list of coal supply, the government
companies get the first priority in case of emergency.
With e-auction mechanism, CIL usually gets a revenue
boost as e-auction price is 60 to 70% higher than that of
FSA pricing.
So it is alleged that CIL diverts its coal to e-auction
platform rather than providing to its legitimate
customers under long-term linkage.

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Key Highlights: Continues…
To boost the coal production, Government of India has
been allocating coal blocks for captive development to
state as well as to private companies.
Out of the allocated coal blocks, 30 coal blocks started
production and majority of others sat on the coal block
doing nothing.
In 2013, many companies were served notices that
includes some of the prominent ones like Jindal Steel
and Power Ltd, Tata Power Co. Ltd, GVK Power and
Infrastructure Ltd and Jaypee Group.
Post this over 204 captive coal blocks were de-
allocated and subsequently some 70 blocks were
awarded based on revised auctioning procedure.
However, as against expected 100-mt coal production
through the captive route in 2016-17, only 50% of this
target was achieved.

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Report Coverage:
1. Executive Summary
2. Approach & Methodology
3. Coal Sector in India
4. Existing and Evolving Regulatory Landscape in
Coal Sector
5. Coal Mining Technologies in India
6. Maturity of Coal mining industry in India
7. Demand, Demand Segmentation and Evolving
Demand Dynamics for Coal in India by 2025
8. Coal in Indian Power Sector
9. Coal Requirement in Cement Sector in India by 2025
10. Coal Requirement in Sponge Iron Sector in India by
2025
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Report Coverage: Continues…
11. Coal in Steel, Brick Kilns and Process Industry in
India by 2025
12. Analysis of Thermal Coal Supply in India
13. Coal Imports Infrastructure in India: Current
Constraints and Future
14. Trend in Price of domestic coal vs imported coal
15. Trend in Price of domestic coal vs imported coal
16. Operational Performance of CIL & its subsidiaries
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