COAL GASIFICATION
NTPC sole applicant in second round of coal gasification scheme
The second round of applications for the coal gasification scheme saw participation from only NTPC Ltd. In contrast, the first round attracted five companies, highlighting a change in interest levels. The scheme aims to reduce import dependence while supporting the production of industrial feedstocks from domestic coal. NTPC's involvement is considered a positive sign amidst limited interest from other firms.
NTPC submits two coal gasification project proposals under govt's Rs 37,500 crore scheme
NTPC Limited has submitted proposals to establish coal gasification projects for producing urea, methanol, and dimethyl ether. The Ministry of Coal announced that applications for the third round will open on November 10. January 11, 2027, is set as the deadline for these applications. The government's initiative aims to expand domestic production and support the broader use of indigenous resources.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%
The FPIs that were selling in the Indian market all these months mostly owned large-cap stocks. And as they sold them, it was that segment which bore the brunt of the selling. The same logic will operate in reverse as they start buying, focusing once again on the safer and more liquid large-cap stocks.
If AI unwinding pulls power stocks down, mind the difference between narrative and business: 6 stocks with upside potential of up to 30%
It is quite possible that, over the coming weeks, the narrative on the street could be that power stocks, which many had started to treat as a kind of proxy for the AI build-out, would come under pressure. But linking these stocks to global unwinding in the AI trade could be a mistake because demand for power in India depends on something far bigger and far older.
For long- and medium-term investors: Cycles turn, principles don’t; 5 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 29%
These are the stocks that fell the most, so they may bounce back the most if the fund flows return. They are the ones FPI money will target first. And they tend to be the businesses with great track records, the ones that have been through bad patches like this before and have come out unscathed. Yes, we are talking about large-cap stocks.
Coal gasification projects may save India Rs 1.5 lakh crore in forex over 5-7 years: Coal Ministry Secretary
Coal gasification projects are expected to provide significant foreign exchange savings for India by substituting imports. The Coal Ministry has initiated financial incentives targeted towards promoting coal gasification. Responsible mining practices are emphasized to encourage sustainable development and investment in the coal sector.
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Coal India’s H1 capex rises 27% to Rs 7,966 crore, beats target
Coal India Ltd has reported a capital expenditure increase of 27% to Rs 7,966 crore for the first half. The company surpassed its H1 target of Rs 7,286 crore, achieving 109% of the planned outlay. Significant investments focused on mine infrastructure development, land acquisition, and diversification initiatives. Over Rs 1,000 crore was spent on operational readiness of mining projects during this period.
When noise is high, separate short-term headwinds from long-term business. 5 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 23%
For any decision you make in this market over the next three to six months, the first question should be about the business and the company. Is it hard to replace? If the answer is yes, you can ignore the short-term headwinds.
Stocks in news: Swiggy, Infosys, HPCL, eMudhra, Adani Power, Shriram Finance, Tata Motors and NLC India
Indian equity markets faced continued downward pressure, marked by persistent selling and negative global indicators. The Nifty 50 index saw a decline, with analysts pointing out critical resistance and support points. Numerous companies disclosed their financial results, showcasing a mix of profits and setbacks for the September quarter. As various firms prepare to announce their quarterly earnings, market participants should remain vigilant over the coming days.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy to visit Australia to strengthen bilateral cooperation in critical minerals
During his visit to Sydney and Melbourne, the Minister will participate in various programmes and hold extensive discussions with government representatives, mining companies, research institutions and industry leaders from Australia and other countries.
Speedy project approvals, assured buyers key to India's 100 MT coal gasification target by 2030
India has set a target to gasify 100 million tonnes of coal by 2030 with significant investments. The coal ministry estimates the investment required will be between Rs 2.5 and 3 lakh crore. A streamlined single-window approval process is essential to facilitate this ambitious project. Coal gasification is expected to reduce India's import dependence on methanol and natural gas.
BCGCL starts construction work on Rs 25,000 cr gasification project, Rs 15k cr work awarded
Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals Ltd has begun construction for a significant coal gasification project in Odisha. The project involves an investment of Rs 25,000 crore, aimed at producing technical grade ammonium nitrate. Most tenders have been awarded, with Rs 15,000 crore worth of contracts already distributed. Major work is divided between BHEL and Larsen & Toubro for specific project packages.
Right question for a bearish market: Not ‘will it fall’, but ‘is the business falling’? 5 large-caps with upside potential of up to 29%
The best large companies are the ones FPIs own the most. So, when they decide to sell, it is precisely these high-quality stocks that see the heaviest selling. That is one of the reasons why large-cap stocks have been under pressure of late.
In a world no one forecast, own a business that outlives presidential social posts: 6 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 29%
For quite some time now, it has become increasingly hard to make sense of what is happening in the world. The old understanding of what is sensible and nonsensical has vanished, and things once kept hidden in the darkest corners are now done openly by those in charge of the most powerful places on earth. So, for the next two-and-a half years, until this phase of global politics runs its course, we will continue to see the kind of surprises that no business can plan for.
Adani Enterprises has finally got strong winds filling its sails
Adani Enterprises’ outlook is improving as several incubated businesses reach commercial scale. CARE Ratings has upgraded AEL to AA, citing stronger financial flexibility after its ₹15,000-cr QIP and Adani Airports monetisation. Airports, Kutch Copper and roads are expected to drive FY27 earnings, while data centres, new energy, defence and aluminium offer longer-term growth.
Adani Group committed to investment plans of over ₹6 lakh crore in Maharashtra across energy, airports and infra
Adani Group has announced plans to invest over ₹6 lakh crore in Maharashtra across multiple sectors. The investments are aimed at aiding Maharashtra's goal of becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2030. The group has committed to significant infrastructure projects, including the management of Mumbai's airports and renewable power sourcing. Additionally, the Dharavi Redevelopment Project will transform the area with modern housing and economic opportunities.
Adani Group has Rs 2.6 lakh crore projects completed or under execution in Maharashtra: Pranav Adani
Adani Group has projects worth Rs 2.6 lakh crore completed or underway in Maharashtra, with its overall investment blueprint exceeding Rs 6 lakh crore. Investments span energy, aviation, data centres, urban redevelopment and transmission, alongside major Mumbai infrastructure projects.
Ellenbarrie Industrial Gases shares rise 5% after securing Rs 481 crore order from BHEL
Ellenbarrie Industrial Gases shares rallied 5.10% after the company secured a Rs 481-crore contract from BHEL to build a 1,200 TPD cryogenic Air Separation Unit for its Coal to Ammonium Nitrate Project. The turnkey project will be executed over eight quarters and is expected to be commissioned in FY29, expanding Ellenbarrie’s presence in India’s coal gasification ecosystem.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25% according to analysts
The coming earnings season will reflect the impact of the bad monsoon, higher oil prices, and, in pockets, higher inflation. Given that, in terms of valuation, stocks are still not cheap, the risk to the market stays high. But that is in the short term. But then who said investing is only about the short term?
Coal to supply half of India’s power through 2035-36 as demand surges
India expects coal to generate half of its electricity by 2035-36 due to rising power demand. The Ministry of Power emphasizes the need for energy security and adequate electricity supplies. Current coal-fired capacity is around 224 gigawatts, with plans to increase it to about 315 gigawatts. Coal gasification is also being explored to reduce import reliance through hydrocarbon production.
India can do without US steel exports, says Naveen Jindal; flags domestic demand as key growth driver
Naveen Jindal, chairman of Jindal Steel, said India can sustain its steel industry without depending on exports to the US, as domestic demand offers significant growth opportunities. He said higher US tariffs would have a limited impact on Indian producers. Jindal also discussed EU carbon rules, coal gasification and green steel.
Coal India Limited announces ambitious Business Development portfolio for diversification beyond mining
Coal India Limited announced its ambitious business development portfolio on Sunday. This plan focuses on five key platforms for future expansion and growth. Initiatives include coal gasification, thermal power, and renewable energy ventures. The company will also explore critical minerals and advanced materials. This diversification aims for energy and mineral security and import substitution.
Centre rap pushes BHEL to diversify beyond thermal
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited is pursuing coal gasification and coal-to-chemicals opportunities. The company expects progress in hydro power and pumped-storage projects this fiscal year. This strategic shift follows a recent assessment regarding its Maharatna company status. BHEL holds a substantial executable order book, with thermal business as its main anchor. The firm aims to build growth in non-thermal sectors as the power industry evolves.
Coal ministry opens second round of gasification scheme
The government has initiated the second application phase for its coal gasification scheme. Seven projects applied in the first round, seeking support for various industrial products. This initiative aims to boost domestic production and reduce import dependency significantly. The scheme offers financial aid for establishing new coal gasification facilities. India currently holds sufficient coal stocks for its power generation needs.
Adani, NTPC among applicants for Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification scheme
Seven applications were received for India's coal gasification scheme's first round. Adani Enterprises submitted three proposals for urea production, while others applied for different projects. The scheme aims to reduce import dependence and boost domestic coal utilization significantly. It supports achieving 100 million tonnes of coal gasification capacity by 2030.
Centre's Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification scheme draws 7 first-round applications
Seven applications were submitted for the government's coal gasification promotion scheme. Adani Enterprises submitted three separate applications for urea projects. The scheme aims to convert coal into higher-value products and reduce import dependence. The government targets 100 million tonnes of coal gasification capacity by 2030. The second round of applications opens soon with more expected proposals.
Talcher Fertilisers, NTPC apply for coal gasification scheme
Talcher Fertilisers and NTPC have applied for the innovative coal gasification scheme launched by the government. This initiative focuses on transforming domestic coal into products of greater value, thus supporting India's strategy to lessen dependency on imports. The initial application window remains open until September 7, and more submissions are anticipated as the deadline nears for this significant project.
Coal ministry rebuts 'no takers' reports on Rs 37,500 crore gasification scheme, confirms TFL, NTPC applications
The coal ministry has denied reports of no applications for its coal gasification incentive scheme. Talcher Fertilisers Limited and NTPC Limited have submitted applications, contradicting earlier claims. The application window remains open until September 7, with more expected soon. This scheme aims to reduce import dependence and boost domestic production. It anticipates significant investment and job creation across numerous projects.
Government's Rs 37,500-cr coal gasification scheme fails to attract bids
No applications were submitted for the Rs 37,500 crore coal gasification incentive scheme. The September 7 deadline passed without any private or public sector interest. This raises concerns about the viability of the coal ministry's ambitious gasification targets. The scheme aimed to boost clean energy and reduce import dependence.
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