India’s coal imports surged by 11.4% from April to August FY25, reaching 121.1 million tonnes, compared to 108.7 MT last year. Despite higher imports, coal production also increased by 6.48% to 384.08 million tonnes. Declining demand led to subdued import volumes in August.
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