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Coal India shares rally 7% to hit fresh 52-week high on permitting direct foreign participation in coal e-auctions

January 2, 2026

Coal India shares surged to a 52-week high after announcing that foreign buyers from Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal can directly participate in SWMA e-auctions from 1 January 2026. The move aims to enhance transparency, efficiency, and global market integration.

Source: Coal India shares rally 7% to hit fresh 52-week high on permitting direct foreign participation in coal e-auctions

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