JAKARTA -- Indonesia's state-owned mining holding company, Mind ID, on Thursday reported 9.8 trillion rupiah ($691 million) in consolidated net income for the first nine months of the year on the back of surging prices of coal and some key metals.
Surging coal and metal prices reverse 2020 losses at mining holding company

Indonesia's state-owned mining holding company, Mind ID, is seeing profit surge on higher prices for coal. (Source photos by Reuters and screenshot from Mind Id's website)
JAKARTA -- Indonesia's state-owned mining holding company, Mind ID, on Thursday reported 9.8 trillion rupiah ($691 million) in consolidated net income for the first nine months of the year on the back of surging prices of coal and some key metals.