Worth reading the footnotes to the slides on the ubs conference presentation.
I just learnt that cash costs of us$63 per tonne exclude stanwell obligations of us$25 per tonne based on 2017. If coal price is higher I assume stanwell royalties and subsidy to the power station will be higher so this means curraghs cash cost could be over us$90 per tonne IMO. From their chart this puts them in the highest cost quartile.
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