Group 1: Report Core Information - As of October 18, the coking coal inventory at the Ganqimao Port was 231.62 tons, with a slight inventory build - up of 17 tons [3] - Inventory data from July 5, 2025, to October 18, 2025, shows various inventory levels and their month - on - month changes, such as on July 5, 2025, the inventory was 375 tons with a decrease of 16 tons compared to the previous period [6]

Group 1: Core Information - As of September 27, the coking coal inventory at Ganqimao Port was 2.94 million tons, with a continuous accumulation of 0.16 million tons for four consecutive weeks [3] - The average daily vehicle throughput in August was 1,085 vehicles per day, and after entering September, the number of customs - cleared vehicles increased significantly, with the average monthly customs clearance rising to 1,290 vehicles per day [3]

Group 1 - The investment rating of the report is not mentioned in the provided content. Group 2 - The core view of the report is that as of September 14, the Mongolian coal inventory at the Ganqimao Port was 2780000 tons, with a slight weekly increase of 160000 tons. The average daily vehicle - throughput in August was 1085, and after entering September, the number of customs - cleared vehicles increased significantly, with the average monthly customs - cleared vehicles reaching 1273 per day [1]. Group 3 Summary of the table in the report - The report shows the weekly inventory data of Mongolian coal in the Ganqimao supervision area from July 5, 2025, to September 20, 2025. For example, the inventory on July 5, 2025, was 3750000 tons, and on September 20, 2025, it was 2780000 tons [1].

Group 1: Report Summary - As of September 14, 2025, the coking coal inventory at the Ganqimao Port was 262,000 tons, with a slight weekly increase of 7,000 tons [1] - In August 2025, the average daily customs clearance was 1 vehicle. After entering September, the number of customs - cleared vehicles increased significantly, with the average monthly customs clearance reaching 1,246 vehicles per day [1] Group 2: Data Details - The weekly inventory data of Mongolian coking coal in the Ganqimao supervision area from June 7, 2025, to September 13, 2025, shows a general downward trend with some fluctuations [1]

Group 1: Report Core Data - As of September 1st, the Mongolian coal inventory at Ganqimao Port was 2.45 million tons, with a weekly inventory increase of 240,000 tons [3] - Since the coking coal price bottomed out and rebounded in July, the Mongolian coal inventory at Ganqimao Port has been in a continuous destocking phase [3] - In August, the number of clearance vehicles dropped to less than 1,000 in the last week, causing the monthly average clearance in August to decline from 1,130 vehicles per day to 1,085 vehicles per day, a 13% increase compared to the average of 960 vehicles per day in July [3] Group 2: Historical Data - From May 10th to August 31st, 2025, the daily clearance vehicle data of 288 Ports and the weekly inventory data of Mongolian coal in the Ganqimao supervision area were recorded, showing a downward trend in inventory over time [2]