PMO Directs Coal India Subsidiaries to List by 2030 for Transparency, Value

• PMO has instructed the Ministry of Coal to ensure all Coal India Limited (CIL) subsidiaries are listed on the stock market by 2030.
• The move aims to strengthen CIL's operations, streamline governance, enhance transparency, and create value through asset monetization.
• CIL, listed in November 2010, contributes over 80% of India's domestic coal production and has a market capitalization exceeding Rs 2.47 lakh crore.
• Of CIL's 8 subsidiaries, Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) and Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited are slated for listing by March 2026.
• Preparations for BCCL's listing, including domestic and international roadshows, are complete and progressing rapidly.

Why It Matters: PMO mandates CIL subsidiaries' listing by 2030 to boost transparency and unlock value.