What mines are there under Yankuang Group?

Yankuang Group is mainly engaged in coal production, washing and processing, coal sales and railway transportation, coal chemical industry, electric power and other businesses.

Yanzhou Coal Industry owns and operates 265,438+0 coal mines or mining areas, spanning Shandong Province, Shanxi Province and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia in Australia. In addition, Yanzhou Coal has four coal mine projects under construction in China and four exploration projects in Australia.

Yanzhou Coal directly owns and operates eight coal mines in China company headquarters, namely Nantun Coal Mine, Xinglongzhuang Coal Mine, Baodian Coal Mine, Dongtan Coal Mine, Jining No.2 Coal Mine, Jining No.3 Coal Mine, Beisu Coal Mine and Yangcun Coal Mine (collectively referred to as "the eight major coal mines"). The output of these coal mines accounts for about 48.6% of the total output of Yanzhou Coal Industry 20 13, and Beisu Coal Mine and Yangcun Coal Mine owned by the company are retained.

Yanzhou Coal also owns other coal mines in China through its subsidiaries. Among them: Tianchi Coal Mine, which belongs to Shanxi Nenghua, has a reserve of 1. 1.82 million tons; Zhaolou Coal Mine, which belongs to Heze Nenghua, has a reserve of 4 1.22 million tons. Anyuan Coal Mine and Wenyu Coal Mine, which belong to Ordos Energy and Chemical Industry, have reserves of 30.47 million tons and 47.89 million tons respectively.

Yanzhou Coal's listed assets and divested assets in Australia are managed or operated by Yanzhou Coal Australia Company. Yanzhou Coal currently operates nine coal mines or mining areas in Australia, including Austar Coal Mine, Yaroboi Coal Mine, Ashton Coal Mine, Moraburn Coal Mine, Gloucester Coal Mine, Donaldson Coal Mine, Zhongshan Coal Mine, Cambetans Coal Mine and Prima Coal Mine. There are also projects in the later exploration stage, such as Monas project, Asenna project, Harry Blunt project and Virpi project. Australia's total coal resources meeting JORC standards are 5.239 billion tons, including 3.859 billion tons of Yancoal Australia and 65.438+0.38 billion tons of Yancoal International.

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