Coal inventory at major Indian ports in week 22 was assessed at 16.4 MnT with non-coking coal contributing to 80% of the total stock.
According to SteelMint’s latest research, coal stock at major Indian ports has registered a marginal decline by about 1% compared to the last week. Non-coking coal stock was about 13.1 MnT whereas coking coal was assessed at 3.2 MnT against 3.4 MnT in week 21, i.e. a downfall of about 6%.
Total Coal Stock at Indian Ports in Week 22
| Grade | Week 22 | Week 21 | Changes in % |
| Non-coking coal |
13.14 | 13.15 | -0.1% |
| Coking coal |
3.25 | 3.4 | -6% |
| Anthracite | 0.02 | 0.02 | 0% |
| Total | 16.41 | 16.57 | -1.2% |
Qty in MnT
Source: SteelMint Research
Ports with High Coal Stock
Paradip port reportedly had the highest coal inventory of coking & non-coking coal and anthracite. However, its stock declined by 2.5% against adjacent week and was assessed at 3.2 MnT. The stock at Kakinada port in week 22 registered growth of about 57% and assessed at 0.5 MnT, whereas Krishnapatnam port registered a decline of about 23% compared to last week.
Source: SteelMint Research
Share of SAIL & Adani in Total Coal Stock in Week 22
Source: SteelMint Research
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