[SMM coking coal and coke inventory] This week, coke inventory at coking enterprises was 449,000 mt

Published: Sep 3, 2026 18:42

This week, coke inventory at coke producers was 449,000 mt, down 27,000 mt WoW, or -5.7%. Coke inventory at steel mills was 2.412 million mt, down 106,000 mt WoW, or -4.2%. Coke inventory at ports was 1.27 million mt, down 40,000 mt WoW, or -3.1%. Coking coal inventory at coke producers was 220.5 mt, up 15,000 mt WoW, or +0.7%.

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