Arch Coal, Inc.

Type: Public
On the web: http://www.archcoal.com
Employees: 4,030
Employee growth: (0.5%)

What powers your power company? Perhaps Arch Coal. About half of the electricity generated in the US comes from coal, and Arch Coal is one of the country's largest coal producers, behind industry leader Peabody Energy. Arch Coal produces about 130 million tons of coal a year from about 20 mines in the western US and Central Appalachia; the company has proved and probable reserves of 2.9 billion tons. Steam coal -- low-ash coal used by electric utilities to produce steam in boilers -- accounts for the vast majority of the company's sales. To store and ship its Appalachian coal, the company operates the Arch Coal Terminal near the Ohio River.

Key numbers for fiscal year ending December, 2007:
Sales: $2,413.6M
One year growth: (3.5%)
Net income: $174.9M
Income growth: (33.0%)

Officers:
Chairman and CEO: Steven F. Leer
President, COO, and Director: John W. Eaves
SVP Strategic Development; President, Arch Energy Resources: Coal Mining & Processing

Competitors:
CONSOL Energy
Massey Energy
Peabody Energy

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