Asset Report
Appalachian Resource Company - Appalachia coal mines
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Report summary
Appalachian Resource Company operates one underground mine and two surface mines in Central Appalachia and one underground mine in Northern Appalachia. Appalachian Resource Company was the stalking horse bidder for Rhino Resource Partners Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It acquired the assets in September 2020 and had also cut production to better align with sales. The company produces roughly 70% thermal, and 30% metallurgical coal. We expect the company to continue producing around 1 Mstpa. This report contains detailed information on Appalachian Resource Company's coal assets including production, cash costs, reserves, capital expenditures, quality and infrastructure.
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key issues
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Central Appalachia
- Rob Fork
- Tug River
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Northern Appalachia
- Hopedale
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Detailed map - ARC's Northern Appalachia operationsDetailed map - ARC's Central Appalachia operationsParticipation
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Coal seamsMarketable reserves (as of 01/01/2027)Production (Mst)Production by coal type (Mst)Division summary 2025InfrastructureCash costs 2027 (US$/short ton)Company average cash costs and margin (US$/short ton)Cash costs
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