10 November 2026
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Western Coalfields Ltd (WCL) Honoured as Highest Taxpayer in Nagpur Region for 8th Consecutive Year – Details Inside

Pays Over ₹4,010 Crore in Taxes in FY 2024–25; Receives Recognition on GST Day 2025
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Nagpur: Western Coalfields Limited (WCL), a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to financial integrity and national development by being recognised as the Highest Taxpayer in the Nagpur Region for the eighth consecutive year.

The recognition was conferred on the occasion of the 8th GST Day (Goods and Services Tax Day) 2025, marking a significant milestone in India’s tax reform journey. WCL’s total tax contribution for the fiscal year 2024–25 amounted to a substantial ₹4,010.49 crore, which includes payments made in cash as well as through Input Tax Credit (ITC) utilisation.

Read Also: WCL Achieves Record Profit Before Tax of Rs. 4,376 Crore in FY 2024–25, All Details Inside

Award Ceremony and Acknowledgement

The prestigious award was presented by Mr. Atul Ratogi, Principal Commissioner of CGST, and received on behalf of WCL by Ms. B. Indira, General Manager (Finance), during a formal ceremony.

Later, in an internal ceremonial handover, the award was presented to Mr. J. P. Dwivedi, Chairman & Managing Director of WCL, by Mr. Bikram Ghosh, Director (Finance), in the presence of all functional Directors and WCL’s dedicated finance team.

A Testament to Good Governance

WCL’s consistent recognition as a top taxpayer underscores its dedication to transparent financial practices, regulatory compliance, and nation-building through responsible corporate governance. As a major player in India’s coal sector, WCL continues to make significant contributions not only through energy supply but also by upholding high standards in financial accountability.

CMD’s Perspective

CMD Mr. J.P. Dwivedi appreciated the sustained efforts of the finance team and acknowledged the critical role taxation plays in supporting infrastructure, development, and public welfare initiatives. He reiterated WCL’s commitment to being an economic pillar of the region and a model PSU in financial discipline and corporate ethics.

Read Also: WCL Sanctions ₹2 Crores for Erai River Desilting in Chandrapur Under CSR to Tackle Monsoon Flooding – Details Inside

About WCL

WCL is a Miniratna Cat-1 Public Sector Undertaking and a subsidiary of Coal India Limited (CIL), a “Maharatna” PSU. WCL primarily engages in coal mining and marketing. Its headquarters are located in Nagpur, Maharashtra. WCL was incorporated under the Indian Companies Act, 1956.


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