From the results of the industry sector monitoring, the information that the price of coking coal will rise from $98 per ton to around $300 per ton continues to stimulate the coal sector to maintain its position as the strongest in the industry. According to the survey results published yesterday by the National Bureau of Statistics, the national enterprise prosperity index for the first quarter was 136.2, a drop of 7.4 points compared to the previous quarter. Against this backdrop, companies whose supply and demand situation can continuously drive up product prices are particularly worth paying attention to.