Peabody may offload more Aussie assets

PEABODY Energy has refused to confirm whether it is considering selling its Australian coal assets as it faces the prospect of Chapter 11 bankruptcy for a second time.

Peabody Energy's Wilpinjong mine in NSW.

01 December 2020
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The possible sale of the company's Wilpinjong thermal coal mine in New South Wales has been the subject of media speculation because of its outperformance in the past quarter.

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