About Peabody Energy Corporation Common Stock (BTU)
Peabody Energy Corporation is a leading coal producer that operates coal mines and provides coal-based products and services to customers globally. The company focuses on the extraction, production, and sale of coal for electricity generation, industrial applications, and metallurgical processes. Peabody operates in various regions, with a commitment to maintaining sustainable practices and energy solutions. It also invests in innovation and technology to reduce the environmental impact of coal usage while addressing the evolving energy needs of the market. Read More
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