Japanese mills to buy stake in Siberian coal mine

Monday, 13 February 2006 09:59:09 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Japanese mills to buy stake in Siberian coal mine

Japanese steel mills Nippon Steel, Sumitomo and JFE Steel may purchase stakes in the Eriga coal field in Eastern Siberia to diversify supply as prices increase. Japan is seeking for new sources for the coal other than Australia to reduce costs. A delegation of Japanese companies will visit Moscow on next week. Development of Eriga, 800 kilometers south of Yakutsk, in the far Eastern part of Russia, will start in 2007.

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