Can Indonesia's coal mines maximise strip ratios and boost reserves?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Indonesia's strip ratio falling year on year
- Producers can increase strip ratio and still maintain some margins
- Reserves likely to increase with higher strip areas becoming viable
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Indonesia yearly LoM Weighted average strip ratio & change in reserves (2013-2016)Indonesia yearly weighted average and percentage change in strip ratioIndonesia's 2017 break-even LoM strip ratio on a normalised curve at US$73/t price
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Indonesia's 2017 breakeven LoM strip ratio on a normalised curve at US$60/t and US$80/t pricesRegional breakdown of break-even strip ratio and total cash costs at US$73/t price scenarioTop 16 mines on Q4 LoM strip ratio and cumulative marketable production curveTop 16 mines on breakeven LoM strip ratio and cumulative marketable production curvePercentage of change in strip ratio to break even relative to coal quality 4,200GAR at US73/tPotential reserve increase for Indonesia mines
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