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Bharat Coking Coal Limited

Bookbuilding IPO · NSE, BSE

Price band
₹21 - ₹23
Lot size
600 shares
Issue amount
₹1,071.11 cr
Total subscription
146.87×
Current price₹31.38
Listing price ₹45.21
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Opens
9 Jan 2026
Closes
13 Jan 2026
Allotment
14 Jan 2026
Listing
19 Jan 2026

Offer at a glance

Issue overview

Issue size
46,57,00,000 shares
Face value
₹10 per share
Minimum investment
₹12,600
Fresh issue
₹0 cr
Offer for sale
₹1,071.11 cr
Registrar
Kfin Technologies Limited
Listing exchange
NSE, BSE
Maximum investment
₹13,800
Issue type
Bookbuilding IPO
Shares before issue
4,65,70,00,000
Shares after issue
4,65,70,00,000

Lot sizes

CategoryLotsSharesAmount
RETAIL1600₹13,800
sHNI159,000₹2,07,000
bHNI7343,800₹10,07,400

Share reservation

Anchor25.5%
QIB17%
HNI12.75%
RETAIL29.75%
Employee5%
Shareholder10%

Subscription & GMP

Subscription by category

Total subscribed146.87×

Reported 13 Jan 2026

QIB310.81×
NIB258.16×
RETAIL49.33×
EMPLOYEES5.18×
HNIs(10L+)275.64×
HNIs(2-10L)223.2×
Shareholder87.29×

GMP history

09.2518.53 Jan: ₹133 Jan: ₹133 Jan: ₹123 Jan: ₹113 Jan: ₹03 Jan: ₹13.53 Jan: ₹155 Jan: ₹165 Jan: ₹16.255 Jan: ₹16.256 Jan: ₹136 Jan: ₹146 Jan: ₹136 Jan: ₹13.57 Jan: ₹117 Jan: ₹11.68 Jan: ₹11.48 Jan: ₹11.48 Jan: ₹118 Jan: ₹11.58 Jan: ₹11.759 Jan: ₹9.859 Jan: ₹10.39 Jan: ₹9.410 Jan: ₹9.611 Jan: ₹10.0511 Jan: ₹1011 Jan: ₹1012 Jan: ₹10.712 Jan: ₹10.612 Jan: ₹1012 Jan: ₹10.8513 Jan: ₹1013 Jan: ₹10.313 Jan: ₹14.213 Jan: ₹1013 Jan: ₹9.913 Jan: ₹9.915 Jan: ₹14.2515 Jan: ₹14.516 Jan: ₹14.116 Jan: ₹14.316 Jan: ₹13.916 Jan: ₹14.1518 Jan: ₹12.7519 Jan: ₹18.5
3 Jan₹18.519 Jan

Day-wise demand

9 Jan8.2×
12 Jan33.94×
13 Jan146.87×

Application-wise demand

CategoryReserved applicationsApplied applications
RETAIL2,30,91072,89,380
EMPLOYEES097,085
HNIs(10L +)4,3982,37,408
HNIs (2-10L)2,1994,43,050
Shareholder067,956

Subscription demand

Amounts in ₹ crore. HNI subcategories are included in the NII total.

CategoryOfferedDemand
QIBs182.0956,595
FIIs017,102.48
FIs023,228.03
Mutual Funds02,468.5
Others013,795.99
RETAIL318.6615,719.35
HNIs 2+45.5210,160.6
HNIs 10+91.0425,095.79
EMPLOYEES53.56277.21
Shareholder107.119,349.85

Financial performance

Company financials

In Crores · Reported periods may include interim results.

Revenue & profitIn Crores
05,00010,00015,000Mar-23 · Revenue: 13,018.5Mar-23 · Profit after tax: 664.7Mar-23Mar-24 · Revenue: 14,652.5Mar-24 · Profit after tax: 1,564.4Mar-24Mar-25 · Revenue: 14,401.6Mar-25 · Profit after tax: 1,240.1Mar-25Sep-25 · Revenue: 6,311.5Sep-25 · Profit after tax: 123.8Sep-25
RevenueProfit after tax

Key performance indicators

MetricSep-25Mar-25Mar-24Mar-23
EPS1.612.663.361.43
ROE0000
ROCE4.2820.8334.2119.22
RONW0000
PRE IPO(PE)08.6400
POST IPO(PE)0000

Values and labels as reported in the issue data.

Peer comparison

CompanyP/E(X)CMP* (₹)Face value (₹)NAV/Share (₹)RONW(%)EPS (Basic) (₹)
Bharat Coking Coal Limited00014.0720.832.66
Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Inc14.8718177.77011182.1011.481233.78
Warrior Met Coal, Inc19.447974.0803423.7112.82410.12

Company information

Company profile

Bharat Coking Coal Limited, incorporated in 1972, is engaged in the production of coking coal, non-coking coal, and washed coal, and operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Coal India Limited. As of March 31, 2025, the company operates 32 mines comprising 25 opencast, 3 underground, and 4 mixed mines, with its primary focus on coking coal to serve the steel and power industries. As of April 1, 2024, BCCL holds an estimated coking coal reserve of around 7,910 million tonnes and accounted for 58.50% of India’s total domestic coking coal production in Fiscal 2025. The company’s operations are spread across Jharia in Jharkhand and Raniganj in West Bengal, covering a total leasehold area of 288.31 square kilometers. Its activities include opencast and underground mining, coal washeries, monetisation of idle washeries through the Washery Developer and Operator model, revival of discontinued underground mines through the Mine Developer and Operator model, and monetisation of solar power projects through self-consumption and grid injection. Coal production increased from 30.51 million tonnes in Fiscal 2022 to 40.50 million tonnes in Fiscal 2025, while in Fiscal 2024 the company produced 39.11 million tonnes of coking coal and 1.99 million tonnes of non-coking coal.

Strengths

  • Leading Player in Coking Coal with a Strong Resource Base: BCCL is India’s largest coking coal producer, contributing 58.50% of domestic output in FY 2025. The company holds 7.91 billion tonnes of coking coal resources, making it the only source of prime coking coal in India according to CRISIL. These sizeable reserves support uninterrupted supply to industries such as steel, power, cement, and fertilizers, while enabling economies of scale.
  • Advantageous Mine Locations Backed by High Washery Capacity: The company’s mining operations are concentrated in the coal-rich Jharia and Raniganj coalfields, providing easy access to quality reserves. BCCL also operates the largest coking coal washery capacity in India at 13.65 MTPA, which improves coal quality, lowers logistics costs, and ensures efficient and consistent production.
  • Well Positioned to Capture Growth in Coking Coal Demand: India’s coking coal demand is expected to rise from 67 million tonnes in FY 2025 to 104 million tonnes by FY 2030, mainly driven by growth in the steel sector, as per CRISIL. With its dominant market share and strong reserve base, BCCL is well placed to benefit from this demand growth and maintain long-term leadership.

Risk factors

  • Concentration of Mines and Reserves in Limited Regions: BCCL’s entire mining operations are concentrated in the Jharia coalfield in Jharkhand and the Raniganj coalfield in West Bengal. Any depletion of reserves or difficulty in fully exploiting deposits in these regions could directly impact production and negatively affect the company’s business, financial position, and cash flows.
  • Dependence on a Limited Set of Key Vendors: The company relies on a small number of vendors for critical inputs and services such as diesel supply, explosives, overburden removal, coal mining, transportation, and coal washing. Any disruption in these vendor relationships due to operational issues, financial stress, regulatory changes, or external factors could affect operational continuity and overall performance.
  • High Dependence on Third-Party Contractors: A large portion of coal extraction and handling activities is carried out through third-party contractors, accounting for 78.47% in FY 2025. This exposes the company to risks related to cost fluctuations, service quality issues, delays, and operational inefficiencies, which may adversely impact production, logistics, and financial performance.

Promoters

President of India

Acting Through the Ministry of Coal

Government of India

Coal India Limited

Registrar & documents

Lead manager

ICICI Securities Limited, IDBI Capital Market Services Limited

Registered office

Koyla Bhawan, Koyla Nagar Dhanbad, Jharkhand, 826005

0326-2230190

[email protected]Company website ↗

Understanding BHARATCOAL IPO data

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