Coal India gets nod for Mahanadi Coalfields listing via fres...
Source: The Hindu Business Line
The government's green light for the listing of Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL) marks a strategic move in India's energy sector. Coal India Ltd, the state-owned giant, will divest up to 25% of its stake through an initial public offering (IPO), combining fresh equity issuance with an offer for sale.
According to a Friday filing to BSE, the proposal received the nod from the Alternative Mechanism (AM), as processed by DIPAM and the Ministry of Coal. The divestment approach, aimed at reducing CIL's shareholding in MCL, will be executed through tranches, depending on market conditions.
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) set a directive for all CIL subsidiaries to list by 2030. This move seeks to streamline operations, boost transparency, and release asset value. MCL's listing remains contingent on regulatory clearances and market factors, with various financing methods like FPOs and QIPs on the table.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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Source: The Hindu Business Line