A fire that raged for most of July at Anglo American’s Grosvenor coal mine in Queensland has raised serious safety concerns, prompting an extensive investigation and inspections at other coal mines…
A rundown of the week’s news and price assessments…
Anglo American announced that the fire at the Grosvenor coal mine in central Queensland is believed to be extinguished…
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…
Anglo American has revised its 2024 metallurgical coal production guidance downward from 15-17 million tonnes (Mt) to 14-15.5Mt…
Anglo American has enlisted the expertise of three prominent banks to facilitate the sale of its steelmaking coal operations, valued by analysts at up to $5 billion…
Anglo American has declared a force majeure on deliveries from its Grosvenor coking coal mine in Australia…
Holy supply disruptions, Batman. Not one, not two, but these THREE separate incidents are going to tighten up metallurgical coal markets over the next month or so…
Anglo’s Grosvenor Coal Mine in Queensland, Australia was evacuated Saturday morning after a methane ignition caused a fire which engulfed the operation. Here, we take a look at possible effects on met coal markets…
European thermal coal imports are expected to increase slightly this month but remain low due to depleted stocks and weak demand
BHP’s move on Anglo American is focused on long-term copper demand, but it would be a mistake to think there’s nothing else of value in Anglo’s portfolio.
European thermal coal imports are expected to increase slightly this month but remain low due to depleted stocks and weak demand