Dual-listed in Sydney and Hong Kong, Yancoal Australia Ltd. announced on April 14 that it would acquire a controlling stake of 80% in the Kestrel coking coal mine in central Queensland, via a fixed US$1.85 billion cash payment and a coal-price-linked contingent consideration of up to $550 million, a

India's raw coal production totalled 1.04 billion tonnes in its fiscal year 2026 ending March, exceeding the 1 billion-tonne mark for the second consecutive year, despite a 0.6% fall from a year ago, according to the latest data issued by the country's Ministry of Coal.

Coal shipments for export markets from the three Australian terminals under the management of North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation (NQBP) reached 9.41 million tonnes in March, down 18.3% from the previous year, Mysteel Global calculated based on the company's latest data. The volume was still 7.6

Chinese prices for imported iron ore lost more ground in both spot and futures markets last week, with market sentiment roiled by volatile tensions in the Middle East and signs of an agreement to be reached between China's state iron ore buyer CMRG and global miner BHP on a 2026

Mongolian coal deliveries to China -- mostly coking coal -- have surged rapidly since the beginning of this year, persistently softening the product's pricing power in its sole market as Chinese buyers move to the sidelines amid a loosening supply, Mysteel's latest survey found.