(Reuters) - Coal India Ltd, the world's biggest coal miner, reported a 4.2-percent rise in third quarter profit on Saturday, beating analysts' estimates.
Profit for the period ending Dec. 31 came in at 30.05 billion rupees ($467.05 million), versus 28.83 billion rupees a year earlier. [https://bsmedia.business-standard.combit.ly/2G2sB11]
This was above analysts' estimates of 27.96 billion rupees, Thomson Reuters data showed.
Coal production rose to 152.04 million tonnes in the quarter from 147.73 million tonnes a year earlier, the Kolkata-based company said.
($1 = 64.3400 Indian rupees)
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(Reporting By Promit Mukherjee in Mumbai)
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