Coal India, the largest coal producer in India, reported a 12% year-on-year increase in consolidated profit after tax for the March quarter, reaching ₹10,908 crore. Revenue from operations also increased by 6% to ₹46,490 crore, driven by improved realizations despite flat sales volumes. The company's EBITDA rose 12% to ₹17,917 crore, with margins expanding to 39% from 36% in the previous year. The average realization per tonne increased by 6% to ₹2,290, while total sales volume saw a slight decline of 1% to 198.83 million tonnes. Coal production increased marginally to 239 million tonnes, but offtake decreased by 2% to 199 million tonnes. The Board declared a final dividend of ₹5.25 per share, pending approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). For the full fiscal year FY26, Coal India reported a 12% decline in profit after tax to ₹31,071 crore, attributed to rising expenses, including a one-time provision for executive pay revision and increased statutory levies.