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21 Dec 2021material agreement● Neutral
Yancoal and Peabody, as lenders to the Middlemount joint venture (Yancoal 49.9997%), cut the revolving loan limit from A$160m to A$50m and extended maturity two years to 31 December 2023, interest staying at 10%. Continues the earlier Middlemount loan arrangements.
17 Dec 2021director officer appointment▲ GoodMajor
CEO David Moult's contract, which began 9 March 2020 for an initial two years, is changed to an agreement with no fixed term; other material terms are unchanged. This secures his tenure beyond March 2022.
Yancoal prepaid US$500m of debt from cash on 29 October 2021, covering its syndicated facility and unsecured related-party loans, cutting total finance cost by about US$82m over the loan terms. Further early repayments are being considered.
19 Oct 2021quarterly activities report● NeutralMajor
September quarter 2021: realised price jumped to a record A$155/t (up 53%) and attributable saleable coal was 9.9Mt. But 2021 output guidance is cut to about 37.5Mt (from 39Mt) and cash costs raised to A$66-68/t, reversing the earlier 'retained' guidance.
Interim report for the half-year to 30 June 2021, repeating the figures already released on 19 August: revenue A$1,775m, net loss A$129m, no dividend. Re-release of known results.
Half-year accounts to 30 June 2021: revenue A$1,775m (down 10%) and net loss after tax A$129m, against a A$605m profit a year earlier (which included non-recurring items). No dividend is recommended.
Presentation of the first-half 2021 result released alongside the announcement; the visible text is the cover and disclaimer only, with no new figures shown.
First-half 2021 result: operating EBITDA A$406m (down 17%), net loss A$129m, cash A$539m, no interim dividend. Realised price A$94/t was up 32% on 2H 2020, but cash costs rose to A$66/t. About 4Mt more output is needed in 2H to reach 39Mt.
2020 ESG report covering the year to 31 December 2020. The visible text is community, safety and environment stories (Lake Kepwari rehabilitation, Regent Honeyeater offsets, COVID-19 response); no new financial figures shown.
Following AGM approval, 90,180 deferred share rights issued to Co-Vice Chair Ning Zhang (about 0.01% of shares), vesting in equal halves on 1 March 2022 and 2023. 2,870,651 performance rights (about 0.22%) issued to senior executives, tested on performance to 31 December 2023.
Appendix 4G corporate governance checklist for FY2020, lodged with the annual report; the governance statement is at pages 145-166 and was approved as at 26 February 2021. Administrative filing with no new business information.
Full 2020 annual report, lodged after the February results. The visible text is community and safety stories (about 4,300 FTE roles, 39.3Mt equity-basis saleable coal); no new financial figures are shown in the readable portion.
1,817,150 deferred share rights issued to senior executives under the revised short-term incentive plan, about 0.14% of issued capital. They vest on 1 March 2022 and 2023, and any shares used would be existing ones.
Board found 40% of 2018 LTIP rights (153,254) vested and 60% lapsed. Vested 2018 LTIP and 2018/2019 STIP rights will be paid in cash, not shares, to keep the public float compliant. 648,793 2019 STIP rights remain, vesting 1 March 2022.
Appendix 4E for 2020: revenue A$3,473m (down 22%), net loss after tax A$1,040m versus A$719m profit in 2019. No 2020 dividend declared. Loss includes the Watagan reconsolidation, flagged in December.
2020 loss of A$1.04bn includes a A$1,383m non-cash Watagan reconsolidation loss, partly offset by a A$653m Moolarben gain. Operating EBITDA A$748m (A$1.65bn in 2019); cash A$637m; unit cost A$59/t and capex A$279m met guidance. Board open to diversifying beyond coal.
Presentation of the 2020 full-year result, repeating figures released in the same-day result announcement. The visible text is the cover note and disclaimer only.
Notice that the board will meet on 26 February 2021 to approve the 2020 final results and declare a final dividend, if any. Administrative notice, ahead of the result already expected this month.