Recently, the production of coking coal has been significantly reduced

Published: Dec 14, 2023 09:50

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Recently, the production of coking coal has been significantly reduced due to safety accidents, and most coking enterprises only have coal stocks for 2-7 days. At the same time, the continuous heavy snowfall in Shanxi, Hebei and other areas has significantly increased the transportation costs of coal procurement for coking enterprises, leading to procurement difficulties and cost increases. The losses of coking enterprises have not improved. In order to ensure the stable supply and product quality of coke for all users, after research by Xuyang Marketing Co., Ltd., it has been decided to raise the price of wet-quenching coke by 100 yuan/ton and dry-quenching coke by 110 yuan/ton starting from 0:00 on December 15 [SMM Coke Industry News].

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