Champion Iron

Champion Iron reported Q4 2026 earnings per share of 0.0405 CAD and revenue of 419.88 million CAD, with both metrics missing expectations (0.059 CAD and 456.55 million CAD) by a wide margin. In response, the stock fell 4.59% to 5.01 CAD. Despite an 8% increase in production, higher operating costs driven by weather and geopolitical factors weighed on results; however, a strong liquidity position enabled strategic moves such as the acquisition of Rana Gruber. The company expects the DRPF plant to reach full capacity by mid to late 2027 but sees continued cost pressure and uncertainties as risks. » More on de.investing.com

Champion Iron will release results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, on May 27, 2026. Nine analysts expect earnings per share of an average 0.052 AUD (prior year 0.080 AUD). Seven analysts forecast revenue to fall 10.71% to about 421.7 million AUD (previously 472.3 million AUD). For the past fiscal year, 15 analysts on average predict EPS of 0.344 AUD and 13 analysts forecast revenue of about 1.83 billion AUD. » More on finanzen.net

Champion Iron reported record sales of 3.9 million DMT for Q3 FY2026 and produced 3.66 million WMT of iron ore concentrate; quarterly revenue was $472.3 million with EBITDA of $152.4 million and net income of $65.0 million. Cash costs fell to $73.9/DMT, while the realized gross selling price of $116.8/t was slightly below the P65 index. The DRPF upgrade project has entered its first commissioning phase and is expected to deliver initial shipments in H1 2026; the company also announced the acquisition of Rana Gruber for about $289 million, to be financed with debt and equity. Champion maintains a strong liquidity position but faces higher freight costs and greater market sensitivity; the share price fell after the results. » More on de.investing.com