Agrees to buy 100% of the Moranbah South tenements from Exxaro for US$105m, funded from existing cash and liquidity. They hold 724Mt Measured and Indicated resource next to Eagle Downs, and the deal removes up to US$60m of deferred payments tied to the Isaac Downs Extension. Completion is expected by end of 2026 and depends on Exxaro first acquiring Anglo's 50%.
Half-year results presentation repeating announced figures: underlying EBITDA US$174m, FOB cash cost US$101/t, net debt US$72m, saleable production 6.5Mt. No new information evident in the text provided.
First half: underlying EBITDA US$174m (US$27m higher), loss after tax US$44m, net debt US$72m, FOB cost US$101/t. Full-year guidance reaffirmed, but no 2026 interim dividend declared. Refinancing completed after period end (US$250m term loan).
Half-year accounts to 30 June 2026: revenue US$978.0m (up 13%), loss after tax US$44.2m versus US$50.5m a year earlier, on higher prices partly offset by lower volumes and higher costs. No interim dividend; net tangible assets US$1.771 per share.
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June quarter: ROM coal 5.1Mt (up 27%), saleable 3.3Mt, net debt US$72m, liquidity US$408m. After quarter-end, binding commitments to refinance: term loan upsized to US$250m, bullet repayment (removes US$70m a year of repayments), funding cost down 1.00%. Isaac Downs Extension EIS submitted in June.
AGM addresses and presentation released. The Chair repeats 2025 results (record 14Mt, 8.9 US cent dividend) and says the company is monitoring diesel supply risk from Strait of Hormuz disruption, with continued contracted fuel delivery assured. No new figures in the text provided.
March quarter: saleable coal 3.2Mt (3.9Mt in December quarter) after ex-Cyclone Koji disruption, with a record South Walker Creek March. Cash US$166m, net debt US$79m, liquidity US$436m after the US$80m dividend. Production guidance maintained; cost guidance revised for fuel and FX.
Full 2025 annual report released, matching the 23 February results: record 14.0Mt saleable output, underlying EBITDA US$385m, free cash flow US$296m, FOB cost US$88/t, final dividend 8.9 US cents. Only the front section is provided; no new figures evident.
2025 Sustainability & ESG Report covering 1 January to 31 December 2025, following GRI standards. Mandatory climate disclosures are in the annual report. The portion provided is only contents and scope, so no new figures are evident.
Annual corporate governance statement. Notes Golden Investments holds over 59% of voting shares and the board has four independent and four non-independent directors. Routine compliance disclosure, no new events.
Presentation of the 2025 full-year results already announced: underlying EBITDA US$385m, FOB cost US$88/t, net debt US$33m, 8.9 US cents dividend. No new information evident in the text provided.
2025 annual report: revenue US$1,881m (-21%), loss after tax US$47.2m versus a US$191.5m profit in 2024, attributed mainly to lower sales prices. A final dividend of US 8.9c is declared, reversing the no-interim-dividend stance. Net tangible assets US$1.910/share.
Full-year results release: underlying EBITDA US$385m (US$700m in 2024), free cash flow US$296m, net debt US$33m, final dividend 8.9 US cents. 2026 guidance steps production down as Isaac Downs is adjusted ahead of the planned extension project.
Appendix 4G, the required checklist pointing to where governance disclosures sit, lodged with the annual report. Administrative only, no new information.
Annual update: resources 5.1bn t; ROM reserves up 7% to 571Mt (from 534Mt); marketable reserves up 8% to 388Mt. Includes Isaac Downs Extension and a South Walker Creek expansion after land access approvals in the December 2025 quarter.
Record December quarter: ROM 6.0Mt, saleable 3.9Mt, sales 4.0Mt; full-year saleable 14.0Mt, mid-point of revised guidance. Net debt fell to US$33m, RCF upsized to US$200m, liquidity US$482m. Ex-tropical cyclone Koji hit in early January 2026; impact still to be assessed.
September quarter: ROM coal 5.3Mt (from 4.9Mt), saleable 3.6Mt (up ~14%), record output at South Walker Creek. Net debt fell to US$90m from US$99m; liquidity US$420m. Upper end of 2025 saleable guidance trimmed on lower Isaac Plains output.
Notice of an investor call on 21 October 2025 at 10am AEDT on the September 2025 quarterly report, hosted by Marcelo Matos and Shane Young. Administrative only.
Half-year accounts: revenue fell 29% to US$867.2m and the company swung to a US$50.5m loss from a US$136.3m profit. Lower sales prices and a prior-period Wards Well sale gain were cited. No interim dividend declared.
First half 2025: underlying EBITDA US$147m (US$375m a year earlier), FOB cost US$89/t, loss after tax US$51m. Net debt US$99m. The board is holding back an interim dividend; it will be reassessed at year end. Maiden Isaac Downs Extension reserves declared.
Presentation of the half-year results already announced: underlying EBITDA US$147m, FOB cost US$89/t, net debt US$99m, SAFR zero. No new information evident in the text provided.
June quarter: ROM coal up 15% to 4.9Mt, saleable 3.2Mt, sales 3.3Mt at US$127/t. Serious accident rate fell to zero. Cash US$181m, net debt US$99m, liquidity US$401m. Pongamia trial planting began on 50 hectares.
Ben Gargett appointed alternate director for Matt Latimore, replacing Murray Smith. He is a former PwC partner and became CFO of M Resources Group on 1 July 2025; M Resources is Stanmore's marketing agent, so this is a related-party link.