Teck says met coal will stay ‘tight’

Mining Weekly | February 10, 2011 | 7:46 pm Energy Coal

Teck Resources, the second-biggest producer of seaborne hard-coking coal, expects markets for the steelmaking ingredient will remain tight this year, CEO Don Lindsay said on Wednesday. Mining Weekly reports:

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