The global coking coal market closed the week of September 12th on a stable footing, with seaborne prices flat in both the Pacific and Atlantic basins…
Mongolia and China have agreed to construct a new cross-border railway to expand coal exports, with construction set to begin in April 2025 and expected to take 2.5 years. Once completed, the railway will increase Mongolia’s coal transport capacity by 30 million tonnes annually…
Whitehaven Coal reported a solid quarter with saleable coal production coming in at 4.0Mt, while sales of 3.2Mt were impacted by initial rail logistics delays, which have since been resolved…
India’s increasing dependence on imported coking coal has led the government to seek to diversify its sources, including exploring imports from Mongolia in a broader strategy to avoid over-reliance on any single country…
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India is set to commence trial imports of coking coal from Mongolia later this month, as part of its strategy to diversify its supply sources and reduce dependency on Australian imports…
Mongolia launched a 233-kilometer cross border rail line between the Tavan Tolgoi coal field and Gashuun Sukhait on the Chinese border