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Whitehaven struggles with higher costs

WHITEHAVEN Coal is increasing its production costs from A$64 per tonne to $67/t for the 2019 financial year after lower production in the September quarter, associated under-utilised logistics and demurrage impacts, as well as higher diesel prices.

Whitehaven struggles with higher costs

Increased coal washing, measures to align its Maules Creek mine in New South Wales to produce a new product, and lower production from its low cost mines have also contributed to higher costs which came...

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