Atlantic Coal does not dig delays

US-focused AIM-listed miner Atlantic Coal increased coal sales in 2011 despite experiencing mechanical problems at the Stockton Colliery, its open-cast anthracite operation in Pennsylvania.

US-focused AIM-listed miner Atlantic Coal increased coal sales in 2011 despite experiencing mechanical problems at the Stockton Colliery, its open-cast anthracite operation in Pennsylvania.

During the year the firm sold 106,403 tons of coal compared to 97,349 tons the previous year, with a rise in the average price at $142.33 per ton compared to $124.43 the previous year.

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