XSTRATA ASSUMES CONTROL OF FIRST COAL …
Xstrata Coal is the world's largest international exporter of thermal coal and a significant producer of premium quality hard coking coal and semi-soft coal. Headquartered in …
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Xstrata Coal To Acquire First Coal Corporation
Xstrata Coal has made an all-cash proposal to acquire of First Coal Corporation ("First Coal") shares, options and warrants for CDN$1.75 per share. The …
Xstrata Coal
Xstrata Coal is a subsidiary of Xstrata and describes itself as "the world's largest exporter of thermal coal and one of the largest producers of hard coking coal. Headquartered in Sydney, Xstrata Coal has interests in more than 30 operating coal mines throughout Australia, South Africa and the …
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Xstrata and coal. A November 2007 presentation to investment analysts by the President of BHP Billiton Coal, Dave Murray, noted that Xstrata had an 9% share of the global coal …
Glencore Xstrata – what it could mean for …
Xstrata, already the world's largest exporter of thermal coal, is likely to make great use of Glencore's expansive trading and logistics …
ATCOM Coal Project | Xstrata Coal | Projects and Operations
This major upgrade project enabled Sedgman to showcase technology leadership and innovation in introducing large dense medium cyclones to the southern Africa market. …
Xstrata buys Anvil Hill, bids for Tahmoor
XSTRATA Coal has bought Centennial's controversial Anvil Hill project for $A425 million, and put in a further $479m bid to acquire Austral Coal - which operates …
XSTRATA COAL TO ACQUIRE FIRST COAL CORPORATION
Xstrata Coal has made an all-cash proposal to acquire of First Coal Corporation ("First Coal") shares, options and warrants for CDN$1.75 per share. The offer values …
Peter Freyberg
Peter Freyberg is the CEO of Xstrata Coal, a subsidiary of Xstrata which describes itself as "the world's largest exporter of thermal coal and one of the largest …
Xstrata to build new Queensland port
XSTRATA plans to build a new $A1 billion coal export terminal with capacity of 35 million tonnes per annum on Queensland's Balaclava Island, 40km north of Gladstone.