Platts corrects Coal India news story from Sep 29

The news article titled "Coal India to draw back import plans on lack of demand" that appeared Sept. 29 in the Coal Trader International has been corrected to reflect the accurate volume of coal that has been delivered.

The lede has been modified to: State-run Coal India Ltd., or CIL, may not require more imported coal it has already placed order for, a top level company source aware of the developments told S&P Global Commodity Insights Sept. 29.

The subsequent quote has been corrected to state: "While three vessels carrying around 210,000 mt imported coal has arrived till date, another vessel carrying 70,000 mt is on transit and another such vessel scheduled to be loaded in October," the source said, adding that the company is unlikely to import beyond what has already been ordered for in the near term.

The rest of the copy remains unchanged.

The updated version of the story is available via the link below;

https://platform.platts.spglobal.com/web/client?auth=inherit#platts/insightsArticle?articleID=f983c53d-7314-43a1-a516-6d316feadda0&insightsType=News

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