Currently, dividend yield has increased to 9-10% with current valuations at 45-50% discount to long-term averages, which is a typical trait of a commodity stock at the peak of an earnings cycle. Selling price of FSA coal is currently at 50% discount to E-auction prices i.e. market price, which means there is still significant pricing power left with the company. Only 19% of the revenue is subject to the market price of coal and is cyclical in nature. If we were to model historically the lowest E- auction price of INR1,536/t (in FY17), the stock would still be trading at 4.3x EV/EBITDA, P/E of 9.2x and dividend yield of ~8%, which means valuations would still range between 35-40% discount to historical averages. REs share in the power mix can reach maximum of 35% in India, which means that an average demand of 250-280GW will have to be met by coal.