SAIL anticipates reduced coking coal costs during monsoon quarter

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State-run steelmaker SAIL expects imported coking coal costs to fall by up to Rs 2,000 a tonne in the monsoon quarter.
The company also plans to maintain its full-year production and capital expenditure targets despite the seasonal slowdown.
Lower input costs could ease pressure on its margins if the decline materialises.

Whether imported coking coal prices fall by the projected Rs 2,000 a tonne
Whether SAIL keeps to its full-year production targets through the monsoon quarter
Whether planned capital expenditure stays on track

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