Indonesia's surging coke supply to supercharge coking coal demand
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Indonesia’s coke exports grow
- Surging coke exports will reshape seaborne coke trade flow
- Ageing coke capacities beyond Southeast Asia can be a growth avenue for Indonesia
- Australian PLV price spikes cause coke margins to crash
- Coke margins squeezed on the intensified competition with low-cost Chinese coke
- Indonesia emerges as a major new coking coal demand centre
- Australian supply risks prompt import diversification
- Implication 1: growing domestic coking coal supply offers opportunity to Indonesian coke makers to survive potential headwinds
- Implication 2: Indonesian merchant coke makers are surviving in a fissure by blending more affordable coal - HVA from the US
- Implication 3: global seaborne PHCC demand growth momentum will soften as some coking coal buyers choose to import coke from Indonesia rather than import coal
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This report includes the following images and tables:
- Coke plants in Indonesia
- Indonesian coke exports and capacities (2021-2024)
- Indonesian coke exports by destination (2021-2024)
- Indonesian coke profit margins, coke price and PLV FOB price
- Indonesia metallurgical coal imports by origin (2019-2023)
- Coke blends in Indonesia coke plants in 2023
- Indonesia native coking coal mines
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