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South32's Eagle Downs partner Baowu tests interest - Vimarsana News

South32's Eagle Downs partner Baowu tests interest

As BHP’s auction for Daunia and Blackwater gets to the pointy end, owners of other coal assets in the M&A pipeline are starting to get their ducks in a row. 

Source: afr.com
ASX CRN: Coronado major shareholder EMG sells to acquisitive Czech group Sev.en Global Investments - Vimarsana News

ASX CRN: Coronado major shareholder EMG sells to acquisitive Czech group Sev.en Global Investments

The American private equity group that created Coronado Global Resources has finally lost patience with Australian investors disinterest in coal stocks.

Source: afr.com
Chinese steel giant Baowu wants out of Queensland after $300m settlement - Vimarsana News

Chinese steel giant Baowu wants out of Queensland after $300m settlement

China’s Baowu will try to sell its remaining Queensland coal assets after closing a disastrous contract that forced it to pay for unused port capacity

Source: afr.com
Pembroke Resources' Queensland greenfield coking coal mine could be one of the world's last, says Barry Tudor - Vimarsana News

Pembroke Resources' Queensland greenfield coking coal mine could be one of the world's last, says Barry Tudor

Big miners have sworn off new coking coal mines in response to royalty increases and state bans, which makes Barry Tudor think he’s building the world’s last mine.

Source: afr.com
Australia China coal trade: Miner Coronado says Chinese companies like Baowu are looking to buy coal - Vimarsana News

Australia China coal trade: Miner Coronado says Chinese companies like Baowu are looking to buy coal

The Queensland miner says it has received “multiple” enquiries from Chinese customers wanting to buy coal, adding to perceptions Beijing will ease a trade ban.

Source: afr.com