Combined Coal stock (Coking, Non-coking & Anthracite) at major Indian ports stood at 10 MnT, which showing a growth of 8.6% during the week ended on 31 May, 2014 (25-31 May, 2014).
As per the consideration of SteelMint, 16 major Indian ports have stock of around 1.9 MnT of Steel grade Coal. Coal at port is showing a decline of 3.1% against previous week. However, Non-coking Coal stock at ports has risen by 11.8% to around 8 MnT at the end of week 22.
Nearly, 4,000 MT of Anthracite stock is kept at Paradip port belongs to Balasore Alloys, Rawmet & IMFA.
Krishnapatnam port situated on East Coast of India had the highest Coal stock of around 2.2 MnT, which registered a growth of 45.7% regarding previous week. Stock quantities followed by Gangavaram port in terms of volume & stockpile 1.7 MnT. Whereas, Paradip & New Mangalore port had stock of around 1.7 MnT & 0.7 MnT respectively. Stock position at Haldia port has declined by 21.8% from previous week and reached around 0.23 MnT.
Adani, JSW Steel & MGB Commodities have the highest quantity of Coal stock i.e. about 1.4 MnT, 1.2 MnT & 0.5 MnT respectively. Total stock quantity of JSW is at Krishnapatnam, Goa & Mangalore port, while RINL has stock of around 0.45 MnT at Gangavaram port.
The ports considered are: Dahej, Mormugao, New Mangalore, Hazira, Kandla, Bhavnagar, Tuticorin, Magdalla, Pipavav, Muldwarka, Gangavaram, Haldia, Krishnapatnam, Kakinada, Paradip & Vizag.
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