L&L Energy, Inc. LLEN

Inner Mongolia

[brotherM1]

With headquarters now in Beijing, and with plans to move into IM and Shaanxi - the number 1 and number 2 coal producing regions of China - perhaps our focus should move northward? :) I quickly found one IM coal company in the 2nd link below. It appears by it's stock chart and PE ratio to be doing well recently.

https://en.sxcoal.com/Search.aspx?category=news&keys=Inner%20Mongolia

https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=CN%3A900948&insttype=Stock&freq=2&show=&time=20

[brotherM1]

The article in the attached link mentions transportation limitations and Shenhua with its own coal dedicated railways (there's that Shenhua word again). Perhaps Mr. Yang will be able to work with Shenhua, and perhaps along with Mr. Peng. Perhaps we will be able to use Shenhua rails or perhaps we are banking on some new rail openings that seem to be a hot topic. This is getting exciting again

[COO2002COO]

  YITAI COAL (03948.HK) Company Profile   The Group are the largest Local Coal Enterprise in Inner Mongolia, China, and one of the largest coal enterprises in China, in terms of revenue in 2011, according to the CNCA. Inner Mongolia has the largest total proved coal reserves according to the MLR, and the highest coal production volume in 2009,

[barsolid]

Discussing Shenhua and Llen in the same sentence is very close to nonsensical.  Yes Yang came from there but is everyone aware of exactly what Shenhua is?  they are gigantic.  Like Exxon -Mobile is gigantic.  The dig millions and millions of tons a year and own like 60 power plants (or some such number), big ones, and own entire railroads and roadways and mine other stuff and