Joint Trial Operation of Shilawusu Coal Mine Well and Coal Preparation Plant

Yanzhou Coal Industry Announcement, the company's affiliated Inner Mongolia Haosheng Coal Industry Co., Ltd. ShiLawusu Coal Mine recently received a reply from the Energy Bureau of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, agreeing that the mine will be commissioned in accordance with the capacity of 8 million tons per year. Yanzhou Coal also disclosed that in the second quarter, the company's commercial coal output was 23.8 million tons, down 1.69% from the same period last year; the sales of commercial coal were 28 million tons, down 0.36% from the same period last year; the total sales in the first half was 54.44 million tons, down 1.91% from the same period last year.
2026-07-24
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