New Delhi: Of India coal import 30.3 percent up to 22.27 million tons Amid supply concerns and demand for pre-monsoon resumption of dry fuel in April.
As per the provisional compilation, the country imported 17.09 million tonnes of coal in April last year mjunction servicesBased on monitoring the status of ships and data received from shipping companies.
“India’s Coal and coke import The growth through major and non-major ports in April 2021 is expected to increase by 30.3 per cent over April 2020. Imports in April 2021 were around 22.27 Million Tonnes (MT), as against 17.09 MT in April 2020.
“Pre-monsoon demand and supply concerns led to an increase in coal imports during the month under review. Recently, lack of supply in overseas markets has led to a firming up of prices. This factor is expected to come into play with the onset of monsoon. is. versions in check in the near term,” Vinaya VarmaMD & CEO of mjunction Services Limited said.
Mjunction – . a joint venture between Tata Steel and SAIL – is a B2B e-commerce company and also publishes research reports on coal and steel vertical.
Of the total imports in April, the quantity of non-coking coal was 15.32 MT as against 12.28 MT imported in April last fiscal. The quantity of coking coal was 4.74 MT as against 3.23 MT imported in April last fiscal.
During 2020-21, total coal and coke imports stood at 215.92 MT, which was about 12.6 per cent lower than 247.10 MT imported during FY20.
As per the provisional compilation, the country imported 17.09 million tonnes of coal in April last year mjunction servicesBased on monitoring the status of ships and data received from shipping companies.
“India’s Coal and coke import The growth through major and non-major ports in April 2021 is expected to increase by 30.3 per cent over April 2020. Imports in April 2021 were around 22.27 Million Tonnes (MT), as against 17.09 MT in April 2020.
“Pre-monsoon demand and supply concerns led to an increase in coal imports during the month under review. Recently, lack of supply in overseas markets has led to a firming up of prices. This factor is expected to come into play with the onset of monsoon. is. versions in check in the near term,” Vinaya VarmaMD & CEO of mjunction Services Limited said.
Mjunction – . a joint venture between Tata Steel and SAIL – is a B2B e-commerce company and also publishes research reports on coal and steel vertical.
Of the total imports in April, the quantity of non-coking coal was 15.32 MT as against 12.28 MT imported in April last fiscal. The quantity of coking coal was 4.74 MT as against 3.23 MT imported in April last fiscal.
During 2020-21, total coal and coke imports stood at 215.92 MT, which was about 12.6 per cent lower than 247.10 MT imported during FY20.
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