Coal

Imported Coal stocks rose to 10.7 per cent

Imported Coal stocks (Coking Coal, Non Coking Coal and Anthracite) rose to 10.7 per cent at 16 Major Indian ports to 10.3 MnT, during the end of week 52 (22-28 Dec, 2013).

Indian Ports had stock of Non-Coking Coal around 7.8 MnT during the end of week 52, which increased by 12.2 per cent compare to week 51. In the same period, Coking coal stock at Indian ports rose to 6.7 per cent to 2.4 MnT. However, it is noted that 12,000 MT of Anthracite stock of lied at Paradip port.

TOTAL COAL STOCK STATUS (Qty in MT)

PORT  WEEK  52  WEEK  51 CHANGES
KRISHNAPATNAM
1,925,271                 723,819

165.99%

PARADIP
2,140,000              1,845,000

15.99%

GANGAVARAM  1,280,000              1,370,000

-6.57%

TUTICORIN 997,590 1,282,225

-22.20%

KANDLA 455,856 551,456

-17.34%

HALDIA 448,900 474,000

-5.30%

VIZAG 664,710 666,510

-0.27%

MANGALORE 904,514 879,659

2.83%

KAKINADA 281,000 201,000

39.80%

MULDWARKA 150,000 160,000

-6.25%

PIPAVAV 137,000               183,000

-25.14%

DAHEJ 324,825                 350,750

-7.39%

HAZIRA 144,800                 226,800

-36.16%

GOA 152,485                 168,485

-9.50%

MAGDALLA 256,300                 176,750

45.01%

BHAVNAGAR 75,000 60,000

25.00%

TOTAL
10,338,251 9,319,454

10.93%

 

SteelMint assessed that by the end of week under review, Coal stock at Krishnapatnam port increased by 166 per cent to 1.9 MnT compared to previous week. However, 1.3 MnT Coal stock (including Coking and Non-coking Coal) at Krishnapatnam port belongs to JSW Steels.

Total stock at Tuticorin port declined by 22 per cent to 0.9 MnT from previous week.


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