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Coal India challenges CCI's Rs 1,773 cr penalty, seeks stay on order

FP Archives • December 21, 2014, 01:38:20 IST
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Competition Commission of India (CCI) had imposed Rs 1,773 crore fine on Coal India, the first major penalty by the regulator on a state-owned entity, for allegedly abusing its dominant position in fuel supplies.

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Coal India challenges CCI's Rs 1,773 cr penalty, seeks stay on order

New Delhi: State-owned Coal India has challenged Competition Commission’s move to slap Rs 1,773 crore penalty on the miner for unfair trade practices, seeking a stay on the order.

“We have filed an appeal before the Competition Appellate Tribunal. We have sought stay on the CCI order,” Coal India Chairman and Managing Director S Narsing Rao told PTI.

The appeal is expected to be heard by Competition Appellate Tribunal (Compat) next week.

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Competition Commission of India (CCI) had imposed Rs 1,773 crore fine on Coal India, the first major penalty by the regulator on a state-owned entity, for allegedly abusing its dominant position in fuel supplies.

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The quantum of penalty – Rs 1,773.05 crore – is equal to three percent of the PSU’s average turnover for the last three years.

In its order on December 9 last year, CCI had said Coal India is operating independently of market forces and enjoys an undisputed dominance in the country over production and supply of non-coking coal.

According to the fair trade watchdog, Coal India abused its dominance and did not try to evolve/draft/finalise terms and conditions of FSAs through a mutual bilateral process withprocurers.

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“… the same were sought to be imposed upon the buyers without seeking, much less considering, the inputs of the power producers,” it had said.

Touching upon a host of issues related to coal supplies, including sampling and testing procedures, the regulator had also ordered Coal India to modify the fuel supply agreements(FSAs) after consulting stakeholders.

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The ruling came against the backdrop of Coal India attracting flak for fuel shortages that have been hurting power generation in the country.

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