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Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa (JSW) has announced its intention to explore a project involving the construction of a coking coal mine in the Volhynian Coal Basin in Ukraine, according to Wojciech Kałuża, the vice president of JSW for development. It should be noted that JSW has not made any commitment in terms of capital involvement in this project. The management board of JSW has previously issued a statement regarding this matter. During the Common Future Congress for the Reconstruction of Ukraine in Poznań on September 21, a letter of intent was signed. Grenevia, a signatory of the letter through its Famur segment, along with companies from the JSW Capital Group and Komatsu, announced the signing. Grenevia stated that "the agreement pertains to future cooperation among companies for the reconstruction of Ukraine as part of the project to build the 'Lubelska' mine in the Volhynian Coal Basin." The letter of intent represents a commitment to collaborate between Famur, JSW co
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