Which prices are generally referred to as coal prices and coke prices in our coking plant?
Thread Content
Which prices are generally referred to as coal prices and coke prices in our coking plant?
It should be the factory price. . It will be indicated if tax is included. .
Coal is generally supplied to the plant at a price including taxes (usually including shipping costs), while coke is supplied at a price including taxes at the factory (usually without shipping costs)
The money spent directly and the income generated, that is, the price of coal at the coal plant, and the price of coke at the factory (including taxes)
As in the case above, it is the price of coal upon arrival at the plant, and the price of coke at the time of departure from the plant (both including taxes)
Our company’s coal price is the incoming price of wet coal (with moisture content), including taxes； The coke price is the ex-plant (including tax) price of hydrated coke (with moisture).