MOIL Share Price in Focus; Increases Manganese Ore Prices by 2% for March 2026

MOIL Limited has announced revisions to the prices of different grades of manganese ore for March 2026 as part of its January–March quarter pricing update. 

The revised prices will come into effect from March 1, 2026, and apply across multiple product categories of manganese ore supplied by the company. 

Price Increases Across Several Ore Categories 

The company has raised the prices of ferro-grade manganese ore containing 44% manganese and above by 2% for March. Ferro grades with manganese content below 44% have also been increased by 2% for the month. 

Similarly, SMGR (Mn-30%) grade manganese ore has witnessed a 2% price increase for March on the prevailing February prices. Chemical grade manganese ore prices have also been increased by 2% for the same period. 

Selected Grades Retained at Existing Levels 

MOIL said prices of SMGR (Mn-25%) grades and fines will remain unchanged for March and will continue at the levels prevailing in February. 

Certain other grades such as SMGR (Mn-20%) except BGL509 and specific metal mandi fines categories will also continue at existing prices for the month. 

However, in the case of UKF532 grade, the company has announced a sharper increase of 10% for March. 

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

MOIL Share Price Performance  

As of March 05, 2026, at 3:30 PM, MOIL share price closed at ₹290 per share, reflecting a gain of 1.01% from the previous closing price.  

Conclusion 

Alongside these changes, MOIL has also revised the base price of electromagnetic discharge (EMD), raising it by ₹10,000 per tonne. The base price now stands at ₹1,80,000 per tonne compared with the earlier level of ₹1,90,000 per tonne for the revised pricing cycle. 

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