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Pain leads to gain for Qld coal

QUEENSLAND’S wave of downsizing, restructuring and contract renegotiations have dramatically changed the face of Queensland’s coal industry for the better, with the sector now starting to regain its global competitiveness, a new report has revealed.

Anthony Barich
Pain leads to gain for Qld coal

The Queensland Resources Council's quarterly State of the sector report for the March quarter revealed that while thermal coal prices are still at least two years away from stabilising - sooner for metallurgical...

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