What impact will the coke price reduction have on various coking plants?
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Since May this year, coke prices across the country have been declining, which has faced severe challenges for coking companies. How is the production situation of your coking plants? Did you reduce the furnace? Has production been limited? Was there a reduction in staff? Is it a holiday?
After all, coke is a by-product, and the output does not increase with the increase in the production of gasoline and diesel. Therefore, it depends on the price of refined oil. If the price is high, the output will naturally increase. Naturally, more coke will be produced. Even if the price of coke is not high, it must be sold out. Otherwise, storage is also a problem.
There are some reasons mentioned above, but the factor of steel is very important. The person above is not in the coking industry, right?
We are also preparing to start a semi-coke project. According to the poster, the future is not very clear. Haha, but I still have to go.
In order to ensure the supply of coke gas to the steel plant, we are still producing normally and we will compensate you for every ton produced.
Reply 5# shaoyang1986 You are really losing money. Fortunately, you have a steel factory.