KILISUCI COAL PROJECT
" In its relatively short period Coal FE Resources has achieved a number of significant milestones. The most obvious one has been its success in accumulating a large exploration tenement position with known and establish coal resources in Indonesia" I look forward to welcome you as a shareholders and together with your financial support we shall build up this Company and realise its vision and mission. Chairman View more Information on Coal Industry	The Kilisuci Project is located 82 km from the city of Bengkulu in South-West Sumatra.  Road transportation from Bengkulu takes approximately 3 hours.  The distance from Bengkulu to the Bugamas Village is 62 km.  The road is part of the Western Sumatra Highway and the mining location can be accessed by a gravel road from Bungamas Village.  The total distance for transportation of coal from the stock pile at the mining location to the Pulau Baai export harbour is approximately 77km. Two coal seams have been found at the Kilisuci Project with thickness of the seams ranging from 0.45 to 4.7 metres. Key summary points of the Kilisuci Project are: It has an exploitation licence over 663 hectares of mining land and an exploration licence over 1,337 hectares adjoining the land. The Company's targeted objective is to prove up an open cut mineable deposit at a waste to coal strip ratio of 5:1 or better. Preliminary surveying indicates that the coals in the Bengkulu area in South Sumatra will have an average calorific value of 5,325 Kcal/kg. The Kilisuci Project is geographically favourably and is located near existing road, rail and port infrastructure. Figure 3: Coal outcrop in the Kilisuci Project Figure 4: Coal seam in the Kilisuci Project   Kilisuci Coal Analysis Total Moisture (ar) % 24.53 Inherent Moisture (adb) % 7.84 Ash (adb) % 15.23 Volatile Matter (adb) % 35.23 Fixed Carbon (adb) % 40.2 Sulphur (adb) % 0.56 Gross Calorific Value (Kcal/kg)   5,325       adb: air dried basis; ar: as received	Click below Projects for more info.