Australian Mining Company Riversdale Plans To Build Coal Mines In Mozambique

Riversdale is an Australian mining company which has mining exploration investment in some countries. Increased demand for coking coal and thermal coal from the steel industry and power plants to encourage increased investment in Riversdale to open new coal mines to increase coal production, so companies can compete with other coal mining.

Riversdale has received approval from the government of Mozambique to build a coal mine in northwest Mozambique. Riversdale Mining Company's mine development plans of this coal will produce 20 million tonnes per year coking coal and thermal coal. The research reported in the coal mine reserves Benga about 273 million tons.

Development of coal mines in Mozambique involving mining companies and India's Tata Steel to build transportation infrastructure in Mozambique.

Interpreters bicar Riversdale said, "This is really for the project including full capacity, 20-million-ton running my. Mozambican northwestern Tete province is one of the world's last great unexploited coal reserves."