JSW, a Polish-based company, reached coal production plans in November 2025.

The Polish producer of coking coal, Jastrzebska Spolka Weglowa SA (JSW), announced its operating results for November this year. The company stated that it is consistently implementing the assumptions of its Feasibility Study for 2025. Its coal production exceeded the assumptions of the plan, but sales were burdened by the difficult market situation.

In November, JSW produced 1.26 million tons of coal, which is 107.1 percent of the plan, while in the first 11 months of this year, coal production reached 12.18 million tons, which is 99.3 percent of the planned figure. This month, the company's coking coal production reached 1.05 million tons, which is 99.4% of the target.

In this month, JSW sold 1.04 million tons of coal, which is 76.7 percent of the planned volume, while sales of coking coal reached 870,000 tons, which is 73.4 percent of the target. The lower-than-expected total coal sales were mainly due to lower sales of coking coal as a result of the difficult market situation in the European steel industry. Logistical difficulties and the consequences of previous incidents at the mine, which affected the quality of the raw materials produced, also affected shipment levels.

In addition, JSW coke production reached 290,000 tons in November, representing 98.2 percent of the planned volume, while sales increased to 260,000 tons, or 76.9 percent of the target. The decrease in sales was due to the postponement