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Coal India: Higher Costs Weigh On Q1 Earnings, Yet Motilal Oswal Remains Positive — Here's Why

The state owned coal-mining major's focus on increasing coal-washer capacity will improve its market share in domestic coking, non-coking coal, adds the brokerage.

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Coal India: Higher Costs Weigh On Q1 Earnings, Yet Motilal Oswal Remains Positive — Here's Why
The state owned coal-mining major's focus on increasing coal-washer capacity will improve its market share in domestic coking, non-coking coal, adds the brokerage.
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