Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa (JSW) reported August 2025 coal production of 1.01 million tons, achieving 84% of its monthly target due to operational disruptions, including a fire at the Budryk mine, force majeure declarations, and challenging geological conditions. Despite this, the company’s cumulative January-August output reached 8.44 million tons, exceeding its annual plan by 0.5%.
Coal sales in August totaled 1.18 million tons (95.3% of the target), with energy coal outperforming expectations at 135.4% of the monthly goal. Coking coal sales, however, dipped to 0.93 million tons against a 1.05-million-ton target. The coke segment proved resilient, with August production hitting 0.30 million tons (116.3% of the plan) and sales reaching 0.29 million tons (110.1%). Year-to-date coke output stands at 2.01 million tons, surpassing annual projections.
JSW underscored its long-term stability after securing a license extension for the Borynia deposit until 2042, which holds 40 million tons of coking coal reserves. The company attributed its sustained performance to its Strategic Transformation Plan, ensuring operational resilience despite market volatility.
