[SMM Coal Flash] China Coal Energy’s September Commercial Coal Output Falls 9.1% YoY

Published: Oct 15, 2026 19:52 (GMT+8)

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China Coal Energy’s commercial coal production fell 9.1% year on year to 10.5 million tonnes in September 2026, reflecting weaker output amid ongoing pressures in China’s coal sector. The decline highlights continued production pressure at the state-owned coal producer, although the company’s broader operating performance and market conditions will determine whether the weakness persists.

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