Coal India’s net profit saw a 16% year-on-year drop in Q3FY26, reaching Rs 7,166 crore, with revenue also declining. Despite this, the company declared a Rs 5.5 per share interim dividend. Foreign investors boosted their stake, while mutual funds reduced theirs. The stock’s technical indicators suggest neutral momentum.
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