India’s sixth auction round revives the demand for commercial coal blocks
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- The sixth auction round received an unprecedented response
- Round 6 bags the highest average revenue share offer among all the auction rounds
- Robust participation by captive players revitalises the demand for commercial coal blocks
- Commercial coal mining will play a vital role in augmenting domestic coal output
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Coal blocks allocated under various roundsCumulative geological resource by roundsAverage revenue share offered in the auctions
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Resource allocation by statesDistribution of auctioned blocks by user typeProjected share of commercial and captive mining in meeting India’s coal demand
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