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Indonesia's Indika Energy bets on gold as coal volatility increases
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Indonesia's Indika Energy bets on gold as coal volatility increases

Indonesian coal mining company Indika Energy is set to begin production at its first gold mine in South Sulawesi province by early next year. The company is shifting focus toward gold amid increasing volatility in coal demand and prices. This move comes as part of broader efforts to navigate challenges such as policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and global decarbonization trends. Indika Energy's leadership emphasizes the strategic value of gold as a more stable asset compared to coal in the current economic climate.

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Indonesia's Indika Energy bets on gold as coal volatility increases

Indonesian coal mining company Indika Energy is set to begin production at its first gold mine in South Sulawesi province by early next year. The company is shifting focus toward gold amid increasing volatility in coal demand and prices. This move comes as part of broader efforts to navigate challenges such as policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and global decarbonization trends. Indika Energy's leadership emphasizes the strategic value of gold as a more stable asset compared to coal in the current economic climate.

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