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    By Peter Epstein:Coal sector M&A activity has picked up this year, with no end in sight. Rio Tinto (RIO) made a proactive acquisition when it bought an emerging coking coal player in Mozambique and it recently tendered for the 25% of shares of Australia's Coal & Allied Industries that it doesn't already own. Anglo American (AAUKF.PK) and BHP (BHP) are both reportedly looking at Walter Energy (WLT), (stock up 21% on Sept. 7th). Alpha Natural Resources (ANR) acquired Massey Energy, Arch Coal (ACI) acquired Intl. Coal. Vale and Tata Steel have great emerging coal market exposure in Mozambique. Glencore (GLCNF.PK) is stalking a south African coal producer named Optimium Coal. Peabody Energy (BTU) and Mittal (MT) are buying Macarthur coal. Peabody also won a coveted spot on Mongolia's Tavan Tologi development team. Please see my thoughts on Tavan Tolgoi here and here.One company that has been noticeably absent from this gameComplete Story »

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