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SAIL Sees Lower Coking Coal Costs As Steel Prices Weaken In Monsoon Quarter

State-run steelmaker expects imported coking coal costs to decline by up to Rs 2,000 a tonne, while maintaining its full-year production and capital expenditure targets.

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SAIL Sees Lower Coking Coal Costs As Steel Prices Weaken In Monsoon Quarter
State-run steelmaker expects imported coking coal costs to decline by up to Rs 2,000 a tonne, while maintaining its full-year production and capital expenditure targets.
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