Coal Mining Companies: Survival Strategy

Event
Wednesday, February 18th 2015 | IDR 7.000.000 at Grand Mercure Hotel, Jakarta

Introduction Training Survival Strategy for Coal Mining Companies

In last two years, Indonesia’s coal industry was hit hard when prices of the commodity dropped sharply. It is happen in the course of 2012 and the first half of 2013 amid slowing global economic growth and rising stockpiles in China. In a bid to compensate for lower prices with higher volumes, major Indonesian mining companies drove up their production, thereby contributing to oversupply in the market and further eroding prices and net income. Nevertheless, production continued to edge higher even after enthusiasm in the business began to wane in 2011. The industry has certainly seen better days, but growing domestic demand and new emerging export markets are keeping Indonesian coal miners determined to ride out the current supply glut.

As a result, many small companies that collapsed due to not being able even just to survive. Whereas, there are solutions that we can do to be able to carry on our business.

In one day workshop on Survival Strategy for Coal Mining Companies we will discuss in more detail how the coal mining business people can survive in this crisis.

Speakers

1. Rohit Singh | PT Oorja Indo KGS
2. We have invited prominent speakers from big four accounting firm in Indonesia and one of the largest mining contractors companies

Materials Training Survival Strategy for Coal Mining Companies:

1. Coal Market Outlook

• Understanding the International Coal Market
• Price trend Analysis
• Supply and Demand Scenario – Outlook
• Price Scenario- Outlook

2. Improving Operational Effiency in Coal Business – Case study examples

• Understanding the Indonesian Coal Operations
• Two Ends of the Margin Rubber – External and Internal Factors
• Key Performance Indicators

3. Minimizing Fuel Costs in Mining
   • Strategies for reducing fuel consumption
   • Fuel transport, storage and minimizing fuel theft
   • Considering alternatives to diesel fuel, e.g. biofuel, palm oil, coal seam gas, additives

4. Money Mining in Coal
   • Extracting more NPV from your coal mines, without undermining long term viability
   • Key levers of value that accelerate cash through the typical bottlenecks in coal mines
   • A case study of Enterprise Optimisation in coal

RUNDOWN

· Price trend Analysis

· Supply and Demand Scenario – Outlook

· Price Scenario- Outlook

10.15 – 10.30Coffee Break10.30– 12.00Improving Operational Effiency in Coal Business – Case study examples· Understanding the Indonesian Coal Operations

· Two Ends of the Margin Rubber – External and Internal Factors

· Key Performance Indicators12.00 – 13.00Lunch Break13.00 – 15.00Minimizing Fuel Costs in Mining· Strategies for reducing fuel consumption

· Fuel transport, storage and minimizing fuel theft

· Considering alternatives to diesel fuel, e.g. biofuel, palm oil, coal seam gas, additives15.00 – 15.15 Coffee Break15.15 – 17.00Money Mining in Coal· Extracting more NPV from your coal mines, without undermining long term viability

· Key levers of value that accelerate cash through the typical bottlenecks in coal mines

· A case study of Enterprise Optimisation in coal

Time:

Wednesday, February 18th 2015

Place:

Grand Mercure Hotel

Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 37

Jakarta 10120

Registration Fee:

• Early Bird : IDR 5.000.000 (until January 31st 2015)
• Normal : IDR 7.000.000 (after January 31st 2015)

Survival Strategy for Coal Mining Companies

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