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Peabody Energy shops minority stake in $US1.6b Centurion coal mine

Four months after New York-listed Peabody Energy swooped on Anglo American’s metallurgical coal mines in Queensland for $US3.78 billion ($6 billion), it has kicked off a sell-down at one of its assets in the Bowen Basin.

Street Talk can reveal that Peabody’s bankers at MA Moelis started reaching out to Asian steelmakers, traders and offtakers about two weeks ago, soliciting bids for a minority interest in the 4.3 million-tonnes-a-year Centurion Mine joint venture that went into production last year after a redevelopment.

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