Overview Key strengths Key risks Exposure to jurisdictions producing high-quality coal. Exposure to volatile met coal prices and cyclical steel end-markets. Access to seaborne markets in Asia, Europe and South America, and U.S. domestic market. Relatively high portfolio breakeven costs due to fixed obligations. Supportive long-term demand outlook for premium hard coking coal (HCC) due to scarce reserves. Long-term substitution risk from scrap steel used for steel production in electric arc furnaces. An ongoing recovery in global industrial demand and coal-supply tightness with China's import ban on Australian coal have led to sustained met coal prices of above US$250 per ton (t) since the beginning of September 2021. Premium low volatile Australia benchmark prices averaged about US$265/t in the third