Coronado (CRN) released half year results before market yesterday and the stock edged marginally higher. Revenue for the half was up 12% vs 1H 2020, however costs were hit by adverse currency moves and freight costs which meant they announced another loss of $96m. There were clearly some shaky times in the half however the outlook for here over the coming 1-21 years is a better one. Metallurgical coal prices have nearly doubled in the last 3 months which Coronado looks set to capitalise on given their stockpiles have increased into the end of the half, and production was up across all mines.
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