CCL notes highest coal production in FY 2021-22
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CCL notes highest coal production in FY 2021-22

Central Coalfields (CCL), a subsidiary of Coal India (CIL) situated in Jharkhand, has destroyed all previous records in coal production and dispatch. From 2021 to 2022, the company has produced 68.85 ...

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Central Coalfields (CCL), a subsidiary of Coal India (CIL) situated in Jharkhand, has destroyed all previous records in coal production and dispatch. From 2021 to 2022, the company has produced 68.85 million tonne coal and has dispatched 71.86 million tonne. Since the company's start, these figures have been the greatest. In comparison to the previous fiscal year, the company's raw coal production has increased by 10 per cent. In addition, the average rake loading increased by 4 per cent. In fiscal 2021-22, the company's capital expenditure was Rs 20 billion, representing a 15 per cent increase over the previous year. Contact: Central Coalfields Tel: 0651-230 1606 Website: www.centralcoalfields.in

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