Import Coal — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Personal offers several grades of steam coal sourced from mines in Pakistan, with each grade defined by its gross calorific value, moisture and ash characteristics. The listing details four performance bands ranging from 6 300 down to 5 300 kcal kg⁻¹ (ADB) and highlights ash contents between 8 % and 16 % (ADB). These parameters make the product suitable for high‑temperature industrial boilers and certain metallurgical processes where consistent heat output is essential.

The coal grades include typical steam‑coal specifications such as total moisture measured on an ARB basis from 14 % to 37 %, inherent moisture between 8 % and 18 % (ADB) and volatile matter percentages from 39 % to 47 % (ADB). Sulphur content is kept between 0.5 % and 1 % (ADB) and the Hardgrove Grindability Index falls in the 40‑48 range, indicating moderate grindability for efficient combustion. Particle size is supplied within 0‑50 mm, with 90 % of the material meeting this limit, matching common industry requirements for pulverised‑fuel systems.

Buyers such as power‑generation firms, cement plants and large‑scale steel producers typically source this coal in bulk, negotiating flexible quantities from 40 000 t up to 100 000 t per month. Trade terms can be arranged as FOB or CIF, with payment options including L/C or T/T as agreed with the supplier. Prospective importers should confirm the exact grade needed for their boiler design and arrange for appropriate shipping and customs documentation.

Personal operates as an imported coal trader based in Pakistan, with a harbour‑tier verification indicating that the platform has cross‑checked basic business details. The listing does not disclose a physical address, but the supplier’s focus is on supplying steam coal to regional industrial customers.

No further corporate background, employee numbers or revenue data are provided. Buyers are advised to request additional corporate documentation, such as a company registration extract or banking references, to complete due‑diligence before entering a contract.