Penn Virginia Resources to buy coal reserves for US$97M

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Penn Virginia Resource Partners LP has announced that said its its wholly-owned subsidiary, Penn Virginia Operating Company has agreed to buy certain mineral rights, including coal reserves in Kentucky and Tennessee, for US$97.3M to expand its Central Appalachian coal reserve base.

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