Hazer

Hazer Group closed Q2 2026 with a cash position of AUD 17 million after inflows of AUD 5.5 million and reduced cash burn by 30% versus the previous quarter (40% year‑on‑year). The company highlights progress on its methane pyrolysis technology and deepened strategic partnerships with KBR and POSCO. Hazer is targeting a single deal of 50,000 tonnes per year that could generate around AUD 80–100 million in licensing revenue, and is evaluating projects in the Middle East, North America and the Asia‑Pacific region. Despite a 2.15% share price decline, management remains confident about market opportunities in the global hydrogen sector. » More on de.investing.com

Hazer Group reported significant progress in commercializing its methane pyrolysis technology during an investor webinar, including an expanded sales pipeline with 51 active leads and an initial revenue-generating agreement with KBR/ EnergyPathways for a licensed 20,000 tpa plant in the UK. The company reported a cash position of AUD 17.2m, a 30% reduction in cash burn versus the prior quarter, and plans to complete the Process Design Package in early 2026. Hazer aims to convert the pipeline into FID-ready projects, monetize graphite and pursue a potential large contract (50,000 tpa, AUD 80–100m), with the steel and chemicals sectors identified as priority markets. » More on de.investing.com

Hazer Group reports A$8.5m revenue for fiscal 2025, up 124% year-on-year, on a financing base of about A$20m. Operating costs were cut by 17%. The portfolio includes more than 70 patents and global project leads with potential hydrogen capacity exceeding 1.2 million tpa. Key partnerships with KBR and FortisBC and a capital-light licensing model are intended to accelerate commercialization; Hazer is also positioning itself as an alternative supplier of high-purity graphite to western markets. » More on de.investing.com

EnergyPathways is starting technical and economic studies with Hazer to produce synthetic battery-grade graphite as a by-product of the planned MESH plant in Barrow-in-Furness. The plant is expected to supply around 20,000 tonnes of low-carbon hydrogen and up to 60,000 tonnes of synthetic graphite per year, with an initial purity of 95% that can be increased to over 99.9%. The project has been designated nationally significant and aims to give the UK a domestic tier-1 graphite supplier to counter dominant Chinese production; commissioning is planned by 2030, subject to permits and financing. » More on de.investing.com

In the second quarter of 2025, Hazer Group increased its liquidity to over USD 20 million through a capital raise of USD 11 million and successfully completed testing of its commercial demonstration plant. The company continues to focus on the worldwide commercialization of its methane pyrolysis technology and plans to expand its project pipeline in various regions. Despite a projected negative EPS for 2025 and 2026, management emphasizes its strategic focus on growth and cost efficiency. » More on de.investing.com