Mongolia imposes export duty on coking coal

Wednesday, 27 May 2009 14:59:47 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Starting from June 1 this year, Mongolia will impose a Tugrik 3,000/mt (about $2/mt) duty on exports of coking coal and a Tugrik 2,000/mt (about $1.4/mt) duty on exports of bituminous and brown coal.

In 2008, Mongolia was the third biggest supplier of coal to China, exporting a total of 4.043 million mt of coal worth $243.4 million, thus setting an all-time record.

About 100 coalfields are currently in operation in Mongolia.


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