Coal Ministry Signs CMDPAs for 2 Mines, Eyes ₹106 Cr Annual Revenue

In a significant stride toward boosting India’s energy self-reliance, the Ministry of Coal has signed Coal Mine Development and Production Agreements (CMDPAs) with the successful bidders of two coal blocks, Marwatola-II and Namchik West, under the 11th round of commercial coal mining auctions.
Successful Bidders and Mine Details
Singhal Business Private Limited secured the Marwatola-II block, while PRA Nuravi Coal Mining Private Limited emerged as the successful bidder for Namchik West. Among the two coal mines, one is fully explored, and the other is partially explored. Together, they boast a combined Peak Rated Capacity (PRC) of approximately 0.34 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) and are expected to generate annual revenue of ₹106.14 crore.
Capital Investment and Employment Opportunities
The operationalisation of these mines will involve a capital investment of around ₹55 crore. Moreover, these projects are expected to create approximately 460 direct and indirect jobs, thereby contributing to the socio-economic upliftment of the regions involved.
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CMDPAs Signed So Far
With the addition of Marwatola-II and Namchik West, the Ministry of Coal has now signed CMDPAs for a total of 120 coal mines under the commercial coal mining framework. These mines collectively represent a cumulative PRC of 265.64 MTPA, with a projected annual revenue generation of ₹37,300 crore and an estimated investment of ₹39,900 crore. Furthermore, these initiatives are expected to create employment for nearly 3,59,200 individuals across India.
Conclusion
This development reflects the Ministry’s ongoing commitment to enhancing domestic coal output through transparent and investor-friendly auctions. By enabling large-scale employment and industrial investment, the commercial coal mining initiative is playing a vital role in supporting India’s energy independence and inclusive economic growth.
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Published on: Apr 9, 2025, 9:03 AM IST

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