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	Wednesday, 24 August 2011
	global coal industry coverage
	NEWS India: CICTL aims to handle 5mm tons of coal, coke Company looking to handle 4 to 5 million tons of coal by year end. [$] Coal prices, output drop on demand issues Prices down in the US, Europe.[$]   Yanzhou buying more coal assets in Australia Firm looking to tap more resources to fuel coal demand in China. Chinese coal producers report improved results Coal producers see increased profit, output. UK Coal returns to profitability Company back in black following colliery turnaround. BHP offers miners alternate jobs Company sacked workers jobs at Pilbara mines. Optimum Coal expects higher profits   Company expects 71 to 78% profit boost. Pakistan hopeful on Thar development Government says project has wide ranging implications for economy.   Newcastle port increases coal exports Exports up 30% on week ended August 22. [$] Whitehaven H1 net profit plunges Stock prices up despite profit drop.   India's SAIL looks at possible overseas acquisitions Company sets sights on 3-4 coal mine acquisitions.   Adani taking control of various coal operations in Australia Takeovers part of $10.4 investment in the country.   Rotterdam expanding terminals for coal shipments Port expected to take in 27 mm tons of coal this year.[$]	POPULAR Adani Group boosts Australian investments US coal use down as more power firms turn to gas Continental coal begins work on mine European coal prices slide on uncertainty Chile approves controversial coal mining project Exxaro sees 63 to 65 million tons of SA coal exports Rival Macarthur bid launched MPX in talks to ship Colombia coal to US, Asia markets US coal spot prices show downward bias KBR to supply equipment for US coal plant   FORUM Re:SELL LIMESTONE DEPOSIT 3 BILLIONS TO... Re:Cost of Freight Re:Boulder Slag Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES Re:CHARTERING SERVICES FOR DRY CARGOES	This email was sent to oil. Click here to be removed from this list. Alert to all CoalWeek newsletter subscribers: Never give out your CoalWeek.com login information in response to an e-mail solicitation from unknown senders. Please also note that e-mails from CoalWeek never include attachments. CONTACT CoalWeek 848 N. Rainbow Blvd. Box #1658 Las Vegas, NV 89107 USA T: +1-702-430-1748 E: inquiries@coalweek.com
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