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Coronado not bothered by Chinese coal import restrictions

CORONADO Global Resources is unlikely to suffer from Chinese restrictions on Australian coal, according to managing director Gerry Spindler.

Coranado’s metallurgical coal exports from its Curragh mine were poised to benefit when its customers around the world ramped up production.

Coranado’s metallurgical coal exports from its Curragh mine were poised to benefit when its customers around the world ramped up production.

He said the company's metallurgical coal exports were poised to benefit when its customers around the world ramped up steel production. "In October reports emerged that Chinese state-owned enterprises...

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