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Whats the name of the investor relations manager .

Just incase he ever tries to scrounge a job at any of our companies

Nice to see the investor relations manager earning his wage 👌

India's finance minister hiked consumption levies on coal to 18% from 5% on Wednesday. However, buyers no longer have to pay a flat carbon tax of 400 Indian rupees ($4.57) a metric ton, known as a cess.

"We anticipate an increase in demand for locally mined coal as the elimination of the cess makes it cheaper despite the higher consumption tax," said Ashis Kumar Pradhan, senior analyst at consultancy Wood Mackenzie.

Prices of power plant-grade fuel sold by Coal India (COAL.NS), opens new tab, which produces three-quarters of Indian output, will now be 8.1%-19.8% cheaper for utilities and 5.6%-16.7% cheaper for other users such as smelters, according to Reuters calculations based on Coal India and Wood Mackenzie data.

Is seems like a concerted effort by the company to keep the shareprice suppressed, only logical reasons

1) Guptas planning to increase their stake / total buyout.

2) Planned share buyback using the ever increasing cashpile they are sat on.

Good post meaningful and confirms what Dan said, full story is coal will now be cheaper to obtain but they left the good news out choosing only to report the negative element, had the full picture been given in an RNS the shares should have gone up 5-10%

This should bounce the company should issue an updated RNS

100% agree

Yesterdays news will trigger most producers to swiftly implement price increases.

The beauty is the tax imcreases will not impanct OPG this trading year with 6months already passed the tax increases will be avoided over the remaining 6months due to advance buying, fortunately OPG arer in a position to do this due to the large cash pile they are currently sat on, if they are smart this could be a fantastic opportunitey to imcrease profits if they act quick regarding uplifting tariff prices. F/Y to April 2026 should be one hell of a profitable year if they act quick to take advantage

In 2025, the average commercial electricity tariff in Tamil Nadu is ₹8.80 per kWh,

80% of OPG's energy is sold to the commercial market with OPG's average tarrif being ₹6.50 - ₹6.90 leaving plenty of headroom for price increases.

The rest of the electricity producers will without doubt increase electricity tariffs so yesterday was a total overeaction that presented a fantastic opportunity to either buy into this cash cow or to top up

Opg are currently selling electricity 15-20% below average prices so scope to increase prices

Wouldn't be surprised if they ended the day slightly up as people realise the tax increase will simply be passed onto customers for an in demand energy supply. Great chance to top at these levels

Debt reduced from 18m 2024 to 10m 2025 must now be approaching being debt free, will leave 8-10m a year surplus cash for shareholders dividends

11p tuesday the large buying can't go unnoticed much longer.

Good news imminent as the rise continues

The large delayed buys continue to show up.

Good opportunity to buy before the next climb towards 30p+

Board of directors will be held to account if not cleared by the investigation

100% agree with Andrey

Profit takers will regret selling prior to news and the next trading update

OPG investigation should conclude shortly with a positive outcome, with news of plans for the cashpile

Little pullback before the next climb 😃

Great to see £40k buys, hopefully an RNS lands soon announcing 10% company buyback.

Looking forward to the next trading update and news on the increasing stockpile of cash.

Still an absolute bargain, will be trading at 3x this price prior to the next trading update.