Jindal's coal mine in Chirodzi will now send its coal to Nacala, handled by its sister company Vulcan Resources which bought the Moatize mines and Nacala Logistics operation from Vale this year

The new owner of Vale's Moatize coal mines is taking a hard line against employees and locals protesting against the sale

Workers on the coal mines, bought last month by Jindal's Vulcan Resources, have downed tools, demanding payment to ensure they do not lose out in the transaction

Vale's revamp of the Moatize mining operation, combined with higher global prices, led the project to make a $170m profit just as the Brazilian company sells it to India's Jindal group for just $270m

With coal demand still growing in India, Jindal’s purchase of Vale’s Moatize mines is no surprise — but the structure of the deal raises questions

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Vale and Mitsui, the Brazilian and Japanese giants who jointly own the Moatize coal project and Nacala logistics corridor in Mozambique, are to quit the projects

A worker at Indian consortium ICVL’s coal mine in Moatize, Tete province, died yesterday, after the excavator he was operating fell into part of the mine that had filled with water

Vale will close its first mine in Moatize next year, after it became uneconomic to continue operating