Bharat Coking Coal IPO

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Bharat Coking Coal IPO Dates & Timeline

09 Jan, 2026

Opening date

13 Jan, 2026

Closing date

14 Jan, 2026

Basis of allotment

16 Jan, 2026

Initiation of refunds

16 Jan, 2026

Credit of shares

19 Jan, 2026

Listing date

Bharat Coking Coal IPO Subscription Status

Category	Subscription
Qualified Institutional Buyers	170.48x
Retail Individual Investor	38.31x
Non-Institutional Investor	203.99x
Others	-
Total	38.31x

About Bharat Coking Coal IPO: Company Overview

Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), incorporated in 1972, is one of India’s leading producers of coking coal. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Coal India Limited and plays a critical role in supporting the steel and power sectors. As of September 30, 2025, BCCL operates 34 mines across Jharkhand and West Bengal, including underground, opencast, and mixed mines. The company holds estimated coking coal reserves of around 7,910 million tonnes and contributed nearly 58.5% of India’s domestic coking coal production in FY25. BCCL also focuses on operational efficiency through coal washeries, mine developer models (MDO), and renewable energy initiatives such as solar power monetisation.

Strengths & Risks of Bharat Coking Coal IPO

Market Leadership & Reserves: Bharat Coking Coal Limited is the largest producer of coking coal in India, supported by vast reserves that ensure a long mine life. This strong resource base provides long-term visibility for operations and revenue generation.

Strategic Operations: The company’s mines and washeries are strategically located, which helps reduce transportation and logistics costs. This operational advantage improves efficiency and supports better margins.

Stable Financial Performance: BCCL has demonstrated consistent profitability with healthy EBITDA margins over the years. Strong operational control and scale have contributed to stable financial performance.

Strong Government Backing: As a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, the company benefits from government support, policy stability, and strong institutional credibility.

Bharat Coking Coal Financials: Revenue, Profit & EBITDA

14 Cr.

Mar'25

How to Apply for Bharat Coking Coal IPO: Step-by-Step Guide

Research the IPO:Review the prospectus and company details.

Open accounts:Ensure you have a demat and trading account.

Check dates:Note the IPO opening and closing dates.

Apply online:Log in to your brokerage account and complete the IPO application form.

Make payment:Pay through your linked bank account.

Submit application:Confirm and submit your application.

Track status:Monitor the allotment status and check for shares in your demat account upon listing.

FAQs: Bharat Coking Coal IPO

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