South Korea's state-run Korea Resources Corp (KORES) said on Tuesday that its consortium had acquired a 90 percent stake in Indonesia's Kapuas thermal coal mines for $84.15 million.
Under the contract with Persada Kapuas Prima Group, the consortium, also including a Korean resource developing firm Korindo located in Indonesia, has secured 1.6 million tonnes of thermal coal per year for 21 years, while the mines are expected to start production in 2013, KORES said in a statement.
KORES with a 39 percent of stake in the mines will ship 4 million tonnes per year to South Korea, the statement added. It noted South Korea imported 106 million tonnes of thermal coal last year, and of the total, 37.6 million tonnes came from Indonesia. Source: Reuters
Under the contract with Persada Kapuas Prima Group, the consortium, also including a Korean resource developing firm Korindo located in Indonesia, has secured 1.6 million tonnes of thermal coal per year for 21 years, while the mines are expected to start production in 2013, KORES said in a statement.
KORES with a 39 percent of stake in the mines will ship 4 million tonnes per year to South Korea, the statement added. It noted South Korea imported 106 million tonnes of thermal coal last year, and of the total, 37.6 million tonnes came from Indonesia. Source: Reuters
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