Bharat Coking Coal IPO
Bharat Coking Coal IPO: Last Chance to Join the Coal Rush!
The IPO saga is exciting and full of drama! Bharat Coking Coal Ltd, a subsidiary of Coal India, has become the center of attention with unprecedented demand. On the second day (January 12), the IPO was already oversubscribed by 33.60 times, indicating that investors are very keen on a share of India’s coal giant.
Moreover, the start was not slow, on Day 1 (January 9), the IPO was completely subscribed within minutes, and a huge ₹273 crore was raised from anchor investors just the day before. It is evident that long-term and institutional investors are not going to let this opportunity go.
Today, January 13, 2026, is the last day of the IPO, which means that retail investors have only one last chance to buy. The price range is ₹21–23 per share, and a lot consists of 600 shares.
Due to such high demand, the question everyone is asking is: will you be a mere onlooker or will you take part in this coal rush?
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| IPO Structure | Bharat Coking Coal IPO comprises only an Offer for Sale (OFS) by Coal India. |
| Proceeds | ₹1,071 crore at ₹23/share goes entirely to Coal India. |
| Anchor Investors | LIC, Societe Generale, Copthall Mauritius, Citrine Fund, Maybank Securities, Rajasthan Global Securities. |
| Mutual Fund Allocation | UTI Dividend Yield Fund, Nippon India Small Cap Fund, Bandhan Small Cap Fund, other equity-focused schemes. |
| Key Dates | Basis of allotment: Jan 14, 2026 Refunds: Jan 15, 2026 Share credit/listing: Jan 16, 2026 (BSE & NSE) |
| Shareholder Quota Eligibility | Investors holding Coal India shares as of Jan 1, 2026, can apply under shareholder quota for priority allocation. |
| Bidding Timeline | Anchor bidding: Jan 8, 2026 Public issue: Jan 9–13, 2026 |
On Day 3, BCCL IPO shows a grey market premium (GMP) of ₹10.6, hinting at a potential listing price of ₹33.6, nearly 46% above the IPO price. Over 11 sessions, GMP ranged ₹9.25–16.25, reflecting strong investor appetite and willingness to pay a premium.
Geographic concentration & reserve depletion risk
High revenue dependence on raw coking coal demand
High customer concentration
Dependence on limited vendors & service disruption
Environmental and climate risks, including weather disruptions in mining operations
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