Coal product from Indonesia has a high price hikes in recent days. Price increases to 6 percent, forcing the coal miners company back to renegoitate who had signed a production contract. Although this is a badly hit for the buyers, but this price correction should be made to secure the production cost of the miners.
High demand from the largest importer of Indonesian coal as China and India trigger an increase in coal prices at the local level. This forced the government to set a new price benchmark. Last September, the government of Indonesia made the benchmark price to reduce price disparity between large mines with small mines. For example, coal with GCV 63-61 calories, the benchmark price of government-issued ranging from $ 106 - $ 110 per metric ton. Whereas in the field, there are still miners who have and are willing to sell their coal at price of $ US90-$ US95 per metric ton. This is very detrimental to small miners because of the taxes they will paying is same as the big miners for the same product and quantity. Price regulation issued by the government, a little amount will help the small miners and small exporters. But, on the other, there are still coal trading company who will not renew their contract with the miners. Thus,they are who get most benefits from this government price regulation. In this case, Indonesian government must set the maximum profit margins that can be taken by the company's coal trader in order to reduce price disparity between the miners and coal trading company. The goal is clear, that this high price bullish could be beneficial to both-miners and trader companys .
In October ,price still hikes, demand from coal importer still high. I think regulation price in September 2011 will have been using in October 2011.
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