Companies in brief 1 “Sharg’unko’mir”

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1.1 “Sharg’unko’mir” coal miner’s development got underway in 1943. A 12-kilometer rail station called "Tokchiyon" (now called "Shargun"), as well as an 18-kilometer cable car for moving people and goods, have been constructed at the Sariosie railway station. There is now a 20-kilometer motorway.
Coal is transported 18 kilometers to the briquette plant, where it is put into wagons and distributed to users. From the coal warehouse, coal is placed into bunkers, from where it is transported by a cable car and loaded onto trolleys.
1. As of 2022, 900 000 tons of coal were produced and sold.
2. An additional 450–500 employment was generated.
3. Uzbekenergo's Novo-Angrenskaya and Angrenskaya TPPs, Uzstroymaterialy JSC's cement facilities, Kishlok Qurilish Invest, and other customers get coal products. A handful of international exports are also anticipated.
There are 7,029,420 shares in total.
1.2 “Peabody Energy”. In addition to the United States, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, India, Brazil, Belgium, Chile, France, Indonesia, China, Vietnam, South Korea, and other countries, Peabody Energy Corporation also conducts coal mining operations abroad. The company's segments include Other U.S. Thermal Mining, Powder River Basin Mining, Seaborne Thermal Mining, and Seaborne Metallurgical Mining. Bituminous and sub-bituminous coal resources, as well as metallurgical coal including hard coking coal, semi-hard coking coal, semi-soft coking coal, and pulverized coal injection coal, are all mined, prepared, and sold by the company, principally to electric utilities. Peabody reported coal sales of 191.5 million tons in 2017. Peabody markets coal to electricity generating and industrial customers in more than 25 nations on six continents. The company's proved and probable coal reserves were at over 5.2 billion tons as of December 31, 2017. Peabody had losses of $787 million, was dropped from the S&P 500, and had its ratings reduced to "underperform" and "negative" by Goldman Sachs, Standard & Poor, Bank of America, and other organizations in 2014. Peabody had been listed on Fortune Magazine's list of America's Most Admired Companies in 2008. Despite this, Peabody won the 2014 Platts Global Energy Awards for Energy Company of the Year and CEO of the Year.