Coking coal stock up by 5% and non-coking coal stock was assessed at 12.9 MnT at major Indian Ports in week 20.
According to SteelMint’s latest research, total coal stock at major Indian ports has registered growth of 1.4% against the previous week. The total coal stock, in week 20 was assessed to be 16.5 MnT against 16.3 MnT in week 19.
Non-coking coal stock constituted the major share, 12.9 MnT, of the total stock, but witnessed only a marginal rise of 0.8% against week 19. Coking coal was assessed at 3.5 MnT against 3.3 MnT in previous week contributing 21% of the total stock.
Coal Stocks at Major Indian Ports Week 19 & 20
-Source: SteelMint
Ports with Highest Coal Stock
Tuticorin Port in West coast of India is reported to witness highest growth of about 39% in quantity of stock compared to previous week. However, Paradip Port was the one with the highest quantity of coal stock of 3.3 MnT this week against 3.4 MnT in week 19.
| PORTS | WEEK 19 | WEEK 20 | Changes |
| PARADIP | 3,426,000 | 3,313,000 | –3% |
| VIZAG | 2,915,947 | 2,967,151 | 2% |
| KANDLA | 2,728,644 | 2,695,018 | -1% |
| GANGAVARAM | 2,200,000 | 2,280,000 | 4% |
| KRISHNAPATNAM | 919,625 | 1,230,891 | 34% |
| TUTICORIN | 648,920 | 900,095 | 39% |
| HAZIRA | 627,000 | 533,800 | -15% |
| HALDIA | 613,300 | 523,700 | -15% |
| MANGALORE | 508,960 | 432,814 | -15% |
| KAKINADA | 309,600 | 368,000 | 19% |
| MAGDALLA | 350,900 | 332,100 | -5% |
| DAHEJ | 312,300 | 285,800 | -8% |
| PIPAVAV | 202,000 | 206,000 | 2% |
| MULDWARAKA | 205,000 | 200,000 | -2% |
| GOA | 235,149 | 196,000 | -17% |
| BHAVNAGAR | 151,000 | 127,000 | -16% |
| Total Result | 16,354,345 | 16,591,369 | 1% |
Qty in MT
Changes in %
-Source: SteelMint
Adani & SAIL were the highest stock holders, at about 1.4 & 1.2 MnT coal respectively at the end of week. They together held about 16% of total coal stock.
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