Based on the contracts, the company made retrospective adjustments to its operating results for the first three quarters, which enormously cut its fuel cost and shored up its performance.
After adjustments, the average contractual coal price for Huaneng for the first three quarters of 2009 stood at 497.73 yuan per ton, up slightly from the 487 yuan per ton in the same period last year.
The total trades between Huaneng and tens of coal enterprises in Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Henan, Anhui and Gansu provinces amounted to 50 million tons during the January to September period, taking 57.5 percent of Huaneng's total power coal consumption. And the rest power coal consumption included 30 percent bought from the market and 12.5 percent imported.
Huaneng disclosed that its fuel cost declined by 13.9 percent on year in Q1-Q3, but predicted higher fuel cost in the fourth quarter of 2009, or the heating season, and thus the unit fuel cost for the whole year of 2009 would drop by 10 percent from that of 2008.
Huaneng International said in its report for the third quarter of 2009 that its net profit reached 2.167 billion yuan in Q3, up 261 percent on year, and total net profit amounted to 4.13 billion yuan in Q1-Q3, which is far beyond earlier expectation.

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