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What's next for China's coal sector: will lowering VAT help domestic miners?
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Report summary
Lowering VAT is likely to be the next announcement from China's government to support domestic coal producers. Adjustments to VAT have a marginal impact on China's coal sector as this step does not address fundamental problem of weak demand and oversupply.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- VAT: the next step for China's government supports
- VAT will provide minimal support to domestic suppliers
- Lower VAT will not impact imports
- Conclusions
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Operating margin with 17% VAT– domestic thermal supply to coastal China at RMB430/t FOB Qinhuangdao (5500 kcal NAR energy adjusted)
- Operating margin with 13% VAT– domestic thermal supply to coastal China at RMB430/t FOB Qinhuangdao (5500 kcal NAR energy adjusted)
- Delivered cost comparison of domestic and imports in south China (RMB/t)
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