Coal Stock at major Indian ports in week 26 declined by about 1.7% against previous week. Coking coal stocks was assessed at 2.7 MnT in week 26.
At the end of week under review, major Indian ports were reported to hold about 15.2 MnT of total coal stock. Non-coking coal stock in week 26 was assessed at 12.5 MnT against 12.7 MnT in the previous week whereas, coking coal stock registered a decline of about 1.4% compared to past week .
Qty in MnT
Source- SteelMint Research
Ports with High Coal Stock
Paradip Port reportedly had the highest coal inventory of coking and non-coking coal, and anthracite. However, the stock at port declined by about 7% against previous week and was assessed at 2.9 MnT. The stock at Mangalore Port in week 26 registered growth of about 80% and was assessed at 0.5 MnT, whereas Magdalla Port registered a decline of about 33% compared to last week.
Adani and Swiss Singapore emerged the highest coal stock holders; quantities assessed at 1.2 and 0.7 MnT in week 26 against 1 and 0.6 MnT in week 25 respectively. Together they held about 12.5% of total coal stock.
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