Thermal Coal
The company is in Coal and coke industry since 1966. Presently, the company is engaged in supply of Pet coke to units in cement, refractory industry, Chemical industry, Mineral unit, Textile Dying & Printing unit etc. as in this way company is having well establish market channels to supply of Petroleum coke to various industries located in India I.E. Saurashtra & Kutchh Region, Gujarat, Maharashta, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, AP, Tamil Nadu, etc.
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Steam Coal Indonesian-Sized
Application : Power Plants, Vitrified Tiles , Coal Gas Producer, Process etc.
Size : 0-6mm , 6-20mm & 20 – 50mm
Steam Coal Indonesian
Ash Content : 8%
Petroleum Coke
Moisture : 8%
non coking steam coal
Welcome To The World Of Porbandar Coal Welcome to one stop shop for your coal fuel requirement for different Industries in India. We offer business to business solution for your company’s coal and coke requirement. We offer wide range of coal and coke products such as char coal, Met Coke Metallurgical Coke , steam coal from different parts of the world, with various quality and sizes. HUGE investment lined up in coal-fired power plants in Gujarat will proper coal imports by almost 300% over next four to five years. If the proposed investments in imported coal-field power units come through, ports in Gujarat will import over 50-55 million tones of coal annually, up from current imports of less than a million tones. Coal consumption by captive power units in coastal areas will also increase which should further boost demand in the state.
...moreMetallurgical Coke
The company is in Coal and coke industry since 1966. Presently, the company is engaged in supply of Pet coke to units in cement, refractory industry, Chemical industry, Mineral unit, Textile Dying & Printing unit etc. as in this way company is having well establish market channels to supply of Petroleum coke to various industries located in India I.E. Saurashtra & Kutchh Region, Gujarat, Maharashta, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, AP, Tamil Nadu, etc.
...moreMet Coke / Metallurgical Coke Breeze Briquettes
Moisture : 2%
Met Coke / Metallurgical Coke
Moisture : 8 to 10 %
Industrial Steam Coal
The company is in Coal and coke industry since 1966. Presently, the company is engaged in supply of Pet coke to units in cement, refractory industry, Chemical industry, Mineral unit, Textile Dying & Printing unit etc. as in this way company is having well establish market channels to supply of Petroleum coke to various industries located in India I.E. Saurashtra & Kutchh Region, Gujarat, Maharashta, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, AP, Tamil Nadu, et
...moreIndustrial Coal
We are actively looking out for acquiring coal mine stakes. This coal will be procured for direct supply to our customers for their imported coal-based projects. The size of the investment for these projects will depend on the size of the coal mines that we secure overseas. The company hopes to acquire overseas coal blocks with a mining capacity of around 2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) and is exploring for opportunities in South Africa, Indonesia and Australia. The company’s plans are consistent with its strategy of ensuring coal supplies to the customers. Imported coal typically has a higher calorific value, which reduces wastage and also improves the generation efficiency of these power projects. Analysts estimate that 1 tonne of imported coal is equivalent to 1.56 tonnes of domestic coal.
...moreIndonesian Steam Coal
We are actively looking out for acquiring coal mine stakes. This coal will be procured for direct supply to our customers for their imported coal-based projects. The size of the investment for these projects will depend on the size of the coal mines that we secure overseas. The company hopes to acquire overseas coal blocks with a mining capacity of around 2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) and is exploring for opportunities in South Africa, Indonesia and Australia. The company’s plans are consistent with its strategy of ensuring coal supplies to the customers. Imported coal typically has a higher calorific value, which reduces wastage and also improves the generation efficiency of these power projects. Analysts estimate that 1 tonne of imported coal is equivalent to 1.56 tonnes of domestic coal.
...moreIndonesian Coal
The company is in Coal and coke industry since 1966. Presently, the company is engaged in supply of Pet coke to units in cement, refractory industry, Chemical industry, Mineral unit, Textile Dying & Printing unit etc. as in this way company is having well establish market channels to supply of Petroleum coke to various industries located in India I.E. Saurashtra & Kutchh Region, Gujarat, Maharashta, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, AP, Tamil Nadu, e
...moreImported Coal
HUGE investment lined up in coal-fired power plants in Gujarat will proper coal imports by almost 300% over next four to five years. If the proposed investments in imported coal-field power units come through, ports in Gujarat will import over 50-55 million tones of coal annually, up from current imports of less than a million tones. Coal consumption by captive power units in coastal areas will also increase which should further boost demand in the state.
...moreGrinded Petroleum Coke
High Sulphur:-7 - 7.2 % Low Sulphur:-Below 3 % Application :-Economic Alternate to Furnace Oil & similar type Fineness:-200 mesh (as per customer’s requirement)
Moisture : 1%
Ash : 1%
...moreCooking Coal
Moisture : 8 to 10 %
Coking Coal
he company is in Coal and coke industry since 1966. Presently, the company is engaged in supply of Pet coke to units in cement, refractory industry, Chemical industry, Mineral unit, Textile Dying & Printing unit etc. as in this way company is having well establish market channels to supply of Petroleum coke to various industries located in India I.E. Saurashtra & Kutchh Region, Gujarat, Maharashta, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Rajasthan, AP, Tamil Nadu, etc.
...moreCoal Ash Business
The founder of T Hathi group Shri Tulsidas J. Hathi ventured into burnt coal ash business in the 1965. He was given opportunity by the Birla’s at Saurashtra Chemicals, Porbandar to supply and manage a team of labor in their power plant. According to him, he was paid Rs.4 per day as supervision charge to supervise the team, Later on the company awarded him a contract to dump burnt coal disposed out of their thermal power plant into the back waters as effluent, and he was paid money to dump the material. Coming from a little village called Raval, he had zero capital to invest. This was a perfect start of his business venture. Later on, he discovered that steam coal when burnt in Thermal power plants, when disposed out of the chain link, has decent amount of re burning capacity with about 1500 GCV. This is ideal application to make products such as lime, clay bricks, etc. So he was paid to dispose the material, and he started selling the same products in the market. So it was double income from one product. When the company discovered they started charging Mr. Hathi to lift the burnt coal. This became a commercial product now. Mr.Hathi vision good potential in this business and enter into contracts with various thermal power plants such as udhna, Surat, Mdavad electricity board, Sikka power plant, GEB Porbandar. In MBA language on would call it first mover’s advantage. As this was the beginning of his carrier, he was short of funds, so he invited few of his trusted friends to invest in the business and promised handsome returns. As time went by, lot of private enterprises installed thermal power plants such as GHCL, SAUKEM, Tata Chemicals, etc. Due to his successful business model of strong network of logistics and marketing, he entered into long term contracts with most of the power plants in Gujarat. Today, T. Hathi group is the biggest stockiest of burnt coal in Gujarat.
Moisture : 5.36%
Volatile Matter : 9.09%
...moreCoal Ash
HUGE investment lined up in coal-fired power plants in Gujarat will proper coal imports by almost 300% over next four to five years. If the proposed investments in imported coal-field power units come through, ports in Gujarat will import over 50-55 million tones of coal annually, up from current imports of less than a million tones. Coal consumption by captive power units in coastal areas will also increase which should further boost demand in the state.
...morechar coal
Moisture : 8 to 10 %
Coke Breeze
Gross Calorific Value : 5500 KcalkgMoisture : 2%ASH: 25%VM : 15%Carbon : 70%Sulphur : 1%Size : 25mm - 100 mm.
...moreBrown Coal
Ash Content : 2 to 5%
Bio Coal Briquette (White Coal)
Moisture : 8%
Calorific Value : 4131
Bentonite granules
Tara Natural Resources Provide Natural Bentonite Granules Roasted Bentonite GranulesDouble Roasted Bentonite Granules Total quality control of the end products before despatch, As per the customers requirement that is the only reason we have produced good customer based roasted bentonite granules from best Quality grade bentonite deposit.
...moreImported Coal Business
We are actively looking out for acquiring coal mine stakes. This coal will be procured for direct supply to our customers for their imported coal-based projects. The size of the investment for these projects will depend on the size of the coal mines that we secure overseas. The company hopes to acquire overseas coal blocks with a mining capacity of around 2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) and is exploring for opportunities in South Africa, Indonesia and Australia. The company’s plans are consistent with its strategy of ensuring coal supplies to the customers. Imported coal typically has a higher calorific value, which reduces wastage and also improves the generation efficiency of these power projects. Analysts estimate that 1 tonne of imported coal is equivalent to 1.56 tonnes of domestic coal. There has been a rush of Indian companies trying to acquire coal mines stakes overseas after Tata Power Ltd paid $1.1 billion (Rs4,334 crore) for a 30% stake in two coal mining units and a trading company, belonging to Indonesia’s PT Bumi Resources Tbk.Reliance Power Ltd is set to make a $1 billion investment in overseas coal blocks and is hopeful of finalizing a deal shortly in Indonesia. Other companies with similar plans include Coal India Ltd, Lanco Infratech Ltd and Madhucon Projects Ltd. Coal industry analysts believe that such a move makes business sense in light of the high coal prices in both contract and spot markets. Coal mining costs are expected to rise, too, due to demand pressures on equipment and human resources in particular, but it will still have value for the investors who choose to mine rather than purchase at prevailing market rates. Even though 78% of India’s coal production is dedicated to power generation, projected supply of the fuel falls short of demand. The sector, excluding the planned ultra mega power projects, is expected to need 545mt of coal by 2012, compared with domestic coal supplies of around 482mt. The shortfall will have to be made up through imports. India’s coal imports, currently estimated at 20mt, are expected to double in the next five years as more thermal power projects become operational. Prices of imported coal, including freight, average around $90 per tonne. Coal demand in India is expected to grow rapidly as the country seeks to add 78,000MW of generating capacity in the next five years. India currently has a generating capacity of 130,000MW, but needs more power to fuel an economy that grew by 9.4% last year and is expected to expand by more than 8% this year.
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