Corsa Coal Corp. provided sales guidance for the fourth quarter of 2016 and fiscal 2017. In response to the current strength in metallurgical coal prices, the company has taken steps to increase sales volumes of metallurgical coal. Corsa expects metallurgical sales volumes from its Northern Appalachia (NAPP) Division to be approximately 250,000 tons during the fourth quarter of 2016. All of the fourth quarter 2016 sales volumes are contracted at fixed prices and Corsa expects to realize approximately USD 100 per ton (FOB Mine), which would represent a 44% improvement over Corsa's average realized metallurgical coal price per ton sold in the third quarter of 2016. For 2017, Corsa expects the vast majority of its sales to be with international customers, given the higher expected price realizations as compared to domestic sales. Corsa has committed approximately 70% of its volumes in the first quarter of 2017 at prices that reflect current market conditions. Pricing guidance for the first quarter 2017 will be updated after the contract benchmark for metallurgical coal is settled, likely to be in the second half of December. The company expects to further increase sales volumes in 2017 by purchasing and reselling metallurgical coal produced by third parties in the Northern and Central Appalachian regions and through sales of metallurgical coal produced from the company's Acosta Deep Mine in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.