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	Friday, 28 October 2011
	enews | global coal industry coverage
	Industry News Komatsu endures despite stiff competition Company dubbed as ‘Japan’s version of CAT.’   Read More Kazakhstan coal rejected by Kyrgyzstan Coal deemed too radioactive.[$]   Read More Teck sees decline in coal shipments Company expects Chinese demand to remain strong.   Read More US delegation visits China on clean coal technology US companies seek to benefit from Chinese coal machinery market.   Read More Consol Q3 profit up Company’s profit doubles on higher coal prices.   Read More European coal prices up Prices increase on European debt relief.[$]   Read More Anglo American mulls Australian investments Company to invest $15 billion in Australian coal.   Read More FLSmidth lands Asian contracts Company wins multimillion contracts in Indonesia and India.   Read More Coalspur signs pact with Ridley Terminals Companies sign 14-year deal to ship thermal coal through Prince Rupert.   Read More US coal production down Production drops in week ended October 22.[$]   Read More	Most Read Linc Energy partners with UK Coal Mining Lack of coal shutters two Vietnam cement plants Coal markets face end of Bull Run Transnet RBCT shipments up Macarthur takeover complete Arcelor Mittal quits Macarthur bid Arch Coal recommends shareholders not to act on TRC mini-tender offer US coal prices mostly unchanged BLM announces coal lease Penn Virginia buys coal reserves Forum iron ore Re:Buyer from China RE: COAL FROM SOUTH AFRICA Cement Price Re:Buyer from China	Jobs Senior civil engineer (Geneva, Switzerland) Sales representatives This email was sent to oil.
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