Coal India targeting to spend ₹1,900 crore on R&D until FY2030
Coal India has announced a significant investment plan of ₹1,900 crore for research and development by the fiscal year 2030. The initiative aims to boost innovation in mining and energy through collaborations with international partners and the establishment of new research centers.
Why it matters
Increased R&D spending by a major state-owned entity signals a strategic shift toward modernizing mining operations and improving energy efficiency in India's coal sector.
Coal India said Tuesday that it is targeting to invest about ₹1,900 crores for research and development (R&D) by fiscal year 2030, as it looks to spur their activities in the realm.
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