STANMORE COAL LTD

Stanmore Coal reports a marked production recovery in Q1 2026 after weather-related disruptions, with 3.2 million tonnes of saleable coal. The company holds total liquidity of $436 million and a consolidated cash balance of $166 million, with net debt of $79 million. The full-year production guidance remains confirmed, while FOB cash costs were raised by $5–6/tonne due to higher diesel prices and exchange rate assumptions. Fuel hedges have been put in place for the second half to limit cost volatility. » More on de.investing.com

Stanmore Coal reports record production of 14 million tonnes in the second half of 2025, adjusted EBITDA of AUD 385 million and operating cash flow of AUD 381 million. FOB cash costs were reduced to AUD 87.80/t, net debt was cut to AUD 33 million and about USD 500 million of liquidity was reported; a final dividend of AUD 0.089 per share was declared. The share price rose 6.08% after the results. For 2026 the company expects revenue growth but anticipates a short-term loss per share; major expansion projects such as Isaac-Downs and Eagle Downs are expected to drive further growth. Risks remain: volatile coal prices, weather-related disruptions and regulatory impacts. » More on de.investing.com

Stanmore Coal reports record production (14 million t) and sales (14.1 million t) and improved liquidity with USD 212 million in cash and reduced net debt of USD 33 million. Total liquidity stands at USD 482 million, including USD 200 million in undrawn credit facilities. The share dipped slightly to USD 3.06, while management points to strong demand from China and India and positive coal prices. Risks include weather-related project delays and an expected drop in production at Isaac Plains; the 2026 full-year guidance will be issued in February. » More on de.investing.com