Yankuang Energy reports mixed Q3 results with varied coal and chemical performance
Yankuang Energy Group's Australian subsidiary, Yancoal Australia, announced its Q3 2025 production and sales volumes. Saleable coal production decreased by 9% year-on-year to 9.3 million tons, while sales volume increased by 3% to 10.7 million tons. The average realised price for Yancoal Australia's coal was AUD140/tonne, an 18% decline from the previous year. For the first three quarters of 2025, saleable coal production increased by 4% to 28.2 million tons, with sales volume remaining flat at 27.3 million tons.
Separately, Yankuang Energy Group released its Q3 2025 operational data for its domestic coal and coal chemicals businesses. Total saleable coal production increased by 4.92% to 4,603 ten kilotons, with sales volume rising by 10.08% to 4,582 ten kilotons. Methanol production decreased by 3.12% to 106.67 ten kilotons, while glycol production surged by 33% to 11.61 ten kilotons. Urea production also saw a significant increase of 22.50% to 21.92 ten kilotons, primarily due to new facilities commencing production in Q2 2024.
These figures indicate a mixed performance for Yankuang Energy, with domestic coal operations showing growth while the Australian subsidiary experienced a slight decline in production but an increase in sales. Varying market conditions and strategic adjustments, including facility overhauls and new plant operations, have influenced these outcomes.
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