Paluzawa Coal Mine
Tun Thwin Mining utilizes advanced technology to minimize long-term environmental impact and facilitate environmental rehabilitation when extracting high calorific coal from the Kalewa Basin.
Tun Thwin Mining operates a major coal mine which covers an area of 4500 acres in the Kalewa area, approximately 200 miles North West of Mandalay.
Producing more than 100,000 tons of coal per year, Tun Thwin Mining is a primary contributor to the economic success of Kalewa and Sagaing.
Through the use of state-of-the-art technology, Tun Thwin has secured a reputation as a leader in the coal industry of Myanmar.
| Name | : Paluzawa (pronounced Pa-Lu-Za-Wa) |
| Location | : Kalewa, Sagaing Region (North West of Myanmar) |
| Mine Area | : 4500 acre (18.22 sq km) |
| Type of Coal | : sub-bituminous to bituminous |
| Type of Mining | : Open-cut and underground |
| Ore Reserve | : 100 million tons (estimated) |
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