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Coaltrans has been delivering market-leading events for the global coal trading community for decades. We bring together the whole supply chain to dig into regional supply-demand dynamics, carbon-capture technologies and the latest regulations impacting the market.
Coaltrans Conferences take place in Indonesia, India and Europe, you can meet international and domestic traders in each region, joining attendees from over 75 different countries.
Source new partners, negotiate deals, and plan for the future by attending our upcoming events.
February 10-12 | New Delhi, India For 2025 – India’s longest-running coal event returns to Delhi, where we will convene more than 800 national and international delegates from across India’s coal supply chain, including miners and traders, importers, freight operators and end users.
Coaltrans India is the only conference to gather all the key players from this major coal region. It’s a one-stop-shop to meet new business partners, re-forge relationships and hear from expert speakers as we examine the latest trends, unpick the shifting supply chain landscape, and debate the key issues at the centre of the Indian coal industry.
June 2025 | Shanghai, China Coaltrans China returns to provide access to vital information that will shape the direction of both Chinese and global coal markets throughout 2025 and beyond.
Join this reimagined event for the unique opportunity to network with the leading players of China’s coal industry as well as those international companies that have extensive experience of operating in China’s markets.
September 2025 | Bali, Indonesia Join Asia’s largest and longest-running coal trading event in beautiful Bali. Meet 1000+ leaders from across the global supply chain for three days of deal-making, insights and networking.
Fastmarkets proposes to amend the load port named for the assessment of its index for Premium Hard Coking Coal, fob DBCT, to eastern Australian ports, from the current basis of Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal, Australia.
Global commodities giant Glencore has announced its decision to retain its coal and carbon steel materials business, abandoning earlier plans for a demerger
Fastmarkets has corrected its fob Australia premium hard coking coal index, which was published incorrectly on Monday March 18 due to a technical error.
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