Posco to Pay Anglo American 7% More for Coking Coal, Platts Says
By Sonja Elmquist -
2012-06-04T16:48:39Z
Posco (005490), a South Korean steelmaker, agreed to pay Anglo American Plc (AAL) $225 a metric ton for coking coal in the third quarter, 7 percent more than in the second quarter, Platts reported.
The companies signed the contracts today, Platts said on its website, citing people it didn’t identify. Posco agreed to pay $162 a ton for pulverized coal, a 5 percent increase from the second quarter, Platts said.
The quarterly price increases follow coal-supply “tightness” because of strikes at BHP Billiton-Mitsubishi Alliance’s mines in Queensland, Platts said.
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