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Coal loading at the river jetty
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From mine to jetty

A road-and-river logistics chain moves coal from the pit to a dedicated jetty for barge and vessel loading.

100–150k
MT / month production capacity
165 km
Mine to jetty
7,500–8,000
MT jetty capacity
Route

The coal chain, step by step.

1

Pit 1 & 2

ROM coal excavated at the working faces.

2

Weighbridge

2 units on record, stated capacity 400 trucks/day.

3

Haul road

1.8 km access to a 30 m-wide provincial road, then 165 km to the jetty.

4

River jetty

Jetty (PT PUS), 4.6 m draft, barge loading ≈ 6,000 MT/day (manual).

5

Anchorage

Muara Sabak, Jambi — vessel loading ≈ 8,000 MT/day WWD.

Vessel Evangelia M at anchorage receiving coal
Infrastructure detail

Recorded logistics data.

ItemRecorded information
Hauling road1.8 km to provincial road
Road width30 m
Weighbridges2 units; stated capacity 400 trucks/day
Mine to jetty165 km
Jetty operatorPT PUS
Jetty capacity / draft7,500–8,000 MT; 4.6 m draft
Barge loading rate6,000 MT/day (manual)
AnchorageMuara Sabak, Jambi
Vessel loading rate8,000 MT/day WWD
Historical company and technical data reproduced from recovered corporate records. Figures on this website — including area, reserves, coal quality, and infrastructure capacity — have not been independently re-verified and should be confirmed with current management and supporting technical reports (e.g. JORC/SNI resource statements, updated laboratory certificates) before being relied upon for investment or regulatory decisions. This website is for general information only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security or interest. Current operating capacities, permits and logistics arrangements should be verified directly with the company and its logistics partners.