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Coking Coal Imports From Russia Jump 3-fold In Last 3 Years: Report
Imports of metallurgical coal from Russia have spurted around three-fold in the last three years to around 15.1 million tonnes in 2023-24 mainly due to lower prices while the same from Australia have declined, according to a research firm.
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Child Among 3 Killed As Illegal Coal Mine Collapses Near Dhanbad
At least three people were killed and many feared trapped when an illegally operated coal mine collapsed near Dhanbad. The incident occurred this morning at the Bhowra Colliery Area of Bharat Coking Coal Limited. The mine had been declared closed.
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4 Killed, Many Trapped As Jharkhand Mines Collapse Due To Illegal Mining
At least four persons died and many are feared trapped as three abandoned coal mines collapsed during illegal mining in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, officials said on Tuesday.
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Coal Imports Rose By 20% In May 2021: Report
Coal imports in India went up by 20 per cent to reach 19.9 million tonnes in May 2021, compared to 16.5 million tonnes which was imported in May 2020.
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Coal India Says Efforts To Buy Coal Mines In Australia In Process
India's dependence on imports is particularly heavy on coking coal which is an important ingredient in the steel making process.
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JSW Steel Could Spend Up To Rs 7,000 Crore On Capacity Addition, Acquisitions, Says Executive
JSW does not own any iron ore mines and is forced to import the raw material from time to time. It also buys millions of tonnes of coking coal from countries such as Australia, Canada and the US.
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Coal India Actively Looking To Invest In Coal Assets In Australia
The state-controlled company, had shortlisted United States, Columbia, Canada and Indonesia as target destinations for investment in January.
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Assocham Wants Auction Route for Coking Coal Blocks
Industry body Assocham has made a plea to the government to auction coking coal blocks, a move that would boost indigenous production and generate revenue for the exchequer.
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Government in Talks to Buy Coking Coal Mines in South Africa
Government is talking to South Africa to buy coal mines there to feed its expanding steel industry, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said, adding that New Delhi also hopes to stop imports of coal used to generate power in three years as domestic output jumps.
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ICVL actively looking around for acquisition: Steel Secretary
Formed in 2009, ICVL, a consortium of state-run firms for acquiring coal mines abroad, had set a target to own 500 MT of coking coal reserves by 2019-20. Its members are SAIL, NTPC, CIL, RINL and NMDC.
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Coking coal imports to jump as steelmakers shift to low-grade iron ore
India's coking coal imports could see a double-digit percentage increase this fiscal year as a scarcity of high-quality iron ore after a mining ban is forcing steelmakers to use inferior grades that need more coal to process into steel.
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Coal mining clampdown to boost imports by steelmakers
A rise in imports by India, which shipped in a record 138 million tonnes of coal in the last fiscal year, could support global prices at a time when a glut of steel in China has eroded demand for coking coal used in steel making.
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Coal India restructuring: Government to shortlist applications for advisors
The government may shortlist the applications early next month that it has received from firms such as McKinsey and KPMG to appoint advisors to restructure Coal India Ltd (CIL).
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JSPL looking to acquire two mines abroad in 3 months
Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) is looking at acquiring one coking coal and iron mine each within next three months, a top company official said today.
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NMDC in talks for coking coal mines in Russia, Mozambique
State-owned iron ore miner National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) is engaged in active discussions to acquire coking coal assets in Russia and Mozambique to feed its upcoming steel-making plant in Chhattisgarh.
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Coking Coal Imports From Russia Jump 3-fold In Last 3 Years: Report
Imports of metallurgical coal from Russia have spurted around three-fold in the last three years to around 15.1 million tonnes in 2023-24 mainly due to lower prices while the same from Australia have declined, according to a research firm.
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Child Among 3 Killed As Illegal Coal Mine Collapses Near Dhanbad
At least three people were killed and many feared trapped when an illegally operated coal mine collapsed near Dhanbad. The incident occurred this morning at the Bhowra Colliery Area of Bharat Coking Coal Limited. The mine had been declared closed.
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4 Killed, Many Trapped As Jharkhand Mines Collapse Due To Illegal Mining
At least four persons died and many are feared trapped as three abandoned coal mines collapsed during illegal mining in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, officials said on Tuesday.
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Coal Imports Rose By 20% In May 2021: Report
Coal imports in India went up by 20 per cent to reach 19.9 million tonnes in May 2021, compared to 16.5 million tonnes which was imported in May 2020.
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Coal India Says Efforts To Buy Coal Mines In Australia In Process
India's dependence on imports is particularly heavy on coking coal which is an important ingredient in the steel making process.
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JSW Steel Could Spend Up To Rs 7,000 Crore On Capacity Addition, Acquisitions, Says Executive
JSW does not own any iron ore mines and is forced to import the raw material from time to time. It also buys millions of tonnes of coking coal from countries such as Australia, Canada and the US.
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Coal India Actively Looking To Invest In Coal Assets In Australia
The state-controlled company, had shortlisted United States, Columbia, Canada and Indonesia as target destinations for investment in January.
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Assocham Wants Auction Route for Coking Coal Blocks
Industry body Assocham has made a plea to the government to auction coking coal blocks, a move that would boost indigenous production and generate revenue for the exchequer.
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Government in Talks to Buy Coking Coal Mines in South Africa
Government is talking to South Africa to buy coal mines there to feed its expanding steel industry, Coal Secretary Anil Swarup said, adding that New Delhi also hopes to stop imports of coal used to generate power in three years as domestic output jumps.
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ICVL actively looking around for acquisition: Steel Secretary
Formed in 2009, ICVL, a consortium of state-run firms for acquiring coal mines abroad, had set a target to own 500 MT of coking coal reserves by 2019-20. Its members are SAIL, NTPC, CIL, RINL and NMDC.
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Coking coal imports to jump as steelmakers shift to low-grade iron ore
India's coking coal imports could see a double-digit percentage increase this fiscal year as a scarcity of high-quality iron ore after a mining ban is forcing steelmakers to use inferior grades that need more coal to process into steel.
-
Coal mining clampdown to boost imports by steelmakers
A rise in imports by India, which shipped in a record 138 million tonnes of coal in the last fiscal year, could support global prices at a time when a glut of steel in China has eroded demand for coking coal used in steel making.
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Coal India restructuring: Government to shortlist applications for advisors
The government may shortlist the applications early next month that it has received from firms such as McKinsey and KPMG to appoint advisors to restructure Coal India Ltd (CIL).
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JSPL looking to acquire two mines abroad in 3 months
Jindal Steel and Power (JSPL) is looking at acquiring one coking coal and iron mine each within next three months, a top company official said today.
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NMDC in talks for coking coal mines in Russia, Mozambique
State-owned iron ore miner National Mineral Development Corporation (NMDC) is engaged in active discussions to acquire coking coal assets in Russia and Mozambique to feed its upcoming steel-making plant in Chhattisgarh.
