Coal India Met Coal Unit Sets Price for $119 Million IPO

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State miner Coal India will sell shares of its unit Bharat Coking Coal in an IPO set to open on Friday

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State miner Coal India Ltd. will sell shares of its unit Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. in an initial public offering set to open on Friday.

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