MOIL Share Price in Focus; Announces 5% Price Hike for Manganese Ore Across Key Grades

State-owned MOIL Ltd has revised prices of manganese ore for February 2026 under the January-March 2026 quarter. The company said the updated prices will be effective from midnight of January 31, 2026, and apply from February 1, 2026. 

Ferro Grades Raised Across Categories 

Prices of all Ferro grades have been increased by 5% for February compared with levels in force since January 1, 2026.  

This includes grades with manganese content of 44% and above, as well as Ferro grades with manganese content below 44%. The only exception is grade BG4584, where January prices have been retained. 

Changes Across SMGR Grades 

MOIL has raised prices of SMGR grades with 30% manganese content by 5% for February. Fines grades under this category have also seen a similar increase over January levels. 

Prices of SMGR grades with 25% manganese content will continue unchanged for February. SMGR grades with 20% manganese content have also been kept at January prices. 

Chemical Grades Revised Upward 

Prices of all Chemical grades of manganese ore have been increased by 5% for February 2026. The revision is based on prices prevailing from January 1, 2026, and applies uniformly across Chemical grades without any exceptions. 

Mixed Trend in Metal Mandi Fines 

In the Metal Mandi Fines segment, MOIL has retained January prices for DBF575 and MSF592 grades for February. In contrast, prices of UKF532 have been increased by 10% compared with January 2026 levels. 

EMD Price Maintained 

The basic price of Electrolytic Manganese Dioxide (EMD) has been maintained at ₹1,90,000 per metric tonne for February 2026. This price remains unchanged from January, despite revisions across most manganese ore categories. 

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MOIL Share Price Performance  

As of February 2, 2026, 9:30 am, MOIL Ltd share price was trading at ₹345.30, a 1.70% decline from the previous closing price 

Conclusion 

MOIL’s February 2026 revision includes a 5% increase across most manganese ore grades, while select grades remain unchanged. The company has applied differentiated changes across product categories as part of its pricing exercise for the January-March quarter. 

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