[SMM Coke and Coking Coal Inventory] Coke inventory at coking plants this week was 438,000 mt

Published: Jun 13, 2025 10:10

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[SMM Coke and Coking Coal Inventory: Coke inventory at coking plants this week was 438,000 mt] Coke inventory at coking plants this week was 438,000 mt, up 23,000 mt or 5.5% MoM. Coke inventory at steel mills was 2.54 million mt, down 47,000 mt or 1.8% MoM. Coke inventory at ports was 1.27 million mt, down 130,000 mt or 9.3% MoM. Coking coal inventory at coking plants was 2.451 million mt, down 77,000 mt or 3.0% MoM.

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》Click to view the SMM metal industry chain database. This week, coke inventories at coking enterprises stood at 379,000 mt, up 64,000 mt WoW, a 20.3% increase. Coking coal inventories at coking enterprises were 3.272 million mt, down 70,000 mt WoW, a 2.1% decrease. Coke inventories at steel mills were 2.468 million mt, down 58,000 mt WoW, a 2.3% decrease.

>This week, coke inventories at coking enterprises were 438,000 mt, up 23,000 mt WoW, a 5.5% increase. Coke inventories at steel mills were 2.54 million mt, down 47,000 mt WoW, a 1.8% decrease. Coke inventories at ports were 1.27 million mt, down 130,000 mt WoW, a 9.3% decrease. Coking coal inventories at coking enterprises were 2.451 million mt, down 77,000 mt WoW, a 3.0% decrease.

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