
Coal News & Price Data – March 1, 2024 – Weekly Met Market Summary
Australian metallurgical coal prices face downward pressure due to weak demand and moderately improving supply.

Australian metallurgical coal prices face downward pressure due to weak demand and moderately improving supply.

Australia’s coal sector could be seeing a renewed wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity, following major deals in 2022 and 2023

Kestrel Coal Resources, a metallurgical coal mine in Queensland, Australia, produced 5.57 million tonnes (mt) of saleable coal in 2023

Coal king Matt Latimore’s latest investment may hopefully one day give him a few more bob to invest in his love of fast cars.

Alpha is the largest met producer in the US, and the dominant player in Central Appalachia.

The $US1.65bn price South32 achieved for the sale of Illawarra Metallurgical Coal has been described around the market as a knockout one

BlueScope is mulling whether to match the $US1.65 billion Indonesian bid for the Illawarra coal mines that feed the Port Kembla steel mill

Australian mining company, Stanmore, achieved total production of 13.2 mnt of saleable coal at full capacity in CY’23

Australian mining company South32 announced the sale of its Illawarra metallurgical coal project in New South Wales for $1.65 billion

China Shenhua, the country’s largest coal producer, announced a 2.59% cut in its 2024 coal output target, raising questions about the future

Futura Resources has officially begun operations at its Wilton open-cut mine, marking it as Queensland’s newest coal producer.

BHP has started shedding jobs in Australia as part of a major restructure of its global operations spanning mine planning to maintenance & more