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Cement makers are pushing volumes and mild price hikes in Q4, but rising imported coal and petcoke costs threaten margins, making April price increases crucial for FY27 earnings outlook.

Norges Bank cited 'gross corruption or other serious financial crime' as the criterion for its decision but gave no explanation

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Coal India Limited (CIL) produced 74.7 million tonnes of coal in February 2026, up 0.7 percent from 74.1 million tonnes a year earlier. Off-take for the month stood at 62.0 million tonnes, down 1.5 percent year-on-year, according to provisional data released on March 1, 2026.

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The filing states that in his resignation letter, Dega expressed a view that the company is not compliant with certain statutory provisions . Vadilal said it had initiated an assessment of compliance with the relevant statutory provisions prior to receiving the resignation letter and reiterated that the Board remains committed to maintaining the highest standards of governance and compliance.

As the South Asian nation navigates slowing growth, foreign exchange pressures and a politically charged post-election landscape, its power sector tells a complex story of ambitious expansion, structural overcapacity, import dependence and the delicate economics of energy security. In the early 2010s, chronic load-shedding was a defining constraint on Bangladesh’s growth story. A decade later, the country’s power map looks dramatically different. Installed electricity generation capacity has risen to about 25,700 megawatts (MW), up from roughly 9,600 MW in 2013, according to the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB). Access to electricity has expanded to more than 99 per cent of the population, as per government data and the World Bank. Yet, scale has introduced a new complexity. While nameplate capacity has nearly tripled, peak demand has remained well below total available supply. BPDB data show recent peak demand hovering around 15,000 to 16,000 MW, implying substantial reserve margins. The issue is no longer scarcity, but optimisation. This structural overhang has coincided with macroeconomic strain. Following the global commodity price surge of 2022, Bangladesh’s fuel import bill rose sharply. According to the Bangladesh Bank, foreign exchange reserves fell from over $46 billion in 2021 to significantly lower levels in subsequent years, [...]The post Bangladesh’s Power Paradox: Capacity Expansion, Fiscal Strain and the Cross-Border Balancing Act appeared first on Energy Bangla.