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 9 images and tables including:
- Indonesia yearly LoM Weighted average strip ratio & change in reserves (2013-2016)
- Indonesia yearly weighted average and percentage change in strip ratio
- Indonesia's 2017 break-even LoM strip ratio on a normalised curve at US$73/t price
- Indonesia's 2017 breakeven LoM strip ratio on a normalised curve at US$60/t and US$80/t prices
- Regional breakdown of break-even strip ratio and total cash costs at US$73/t price scenario
- Top 16 mines on Q4 LoM strip ratio and cumulative marketable production curve
- Top 16 mines on breakeven LoM strip ratio and cumulative marketable production curve
- Percentage of change in strip ratio to break even relative to coal quality 4,200GAR at US73/t
- Potential reserve increase for Indonesia mines
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