Bharat Coking Coal’s Q2 profit after tax rose to ₹123.7 cr, a turnaround from a ₹53 cr loss in the same quarter last year, and revenue climbed 39 % to ₹4,412.58 cr.
The company posted EBITDA of ₹200 cr, reversing an EBITDA loss of ₹383 cr year‑ago, and its operating margin moved into positive territory at 4.5 % from a negative 12.1 %.
Offtake volume increased 10 % to 8.89 MT, and sales per tonne jumped 23 % to ₹3,668 from ₹2,973 in the prior fiscal.
Other income fell 66 % to ₹158.6 cr, whereas finance costs climbed 44 % to ₹48.74 cr; meanwhile, receivables shrank to ₹2,105 cr from ₹2,863 cr, easing collection pressure.
Shares closed 1.03 % lower at ₹29.88, near the 52‑week low of ₹28.92. The stock remains 33.6 % below its listing price of ₹45, yet it is 23.9 % above the ₹23 issue price, reflecting a modest rebound from the IPO.