CORON.GL.RES. CDIS/10/1

Coronado reported sellable production in Q2 up 39% and adjusted EBITDA improved by about $96m, yet the share fell after the update. The company remains cash-negative but improved free cash flow year-on-year and secured a $75m prepayment facility from Glencore at 14% interest. Management expects 2024 production of 16–17 million tonnes, but has pushed Mammoth targets to around 1.8 million tonnes and emphasizes that the RESET realignment is not yet complete. Investors are worried about tight liquidity, high financing costs and outstanding revenue/EPS disclosures. » More on de.investing.com

Coronado Global Resources saw its average realized group price rise 9.1% to $133 per tonne in Q1 2026; metallurgical coal increased 11% to $165 per tonne. The company offset cost and operational pressures such as a temporary pause at Mammoth Underground and a planned shutdown in the Curragh complex, and its share price rose 3.7% after the results. Coronado maintains its production and cost guidance for 2026, holds $120 million in cash and is pursuing operational realignments to generate cash, but sees risks from higher diesel costs and exchange rate fluctuations. » More on de.investing.com

Coronado Global achieved record production volumes in the second half of 2025 and realized cost savings of about $160 million, positioning the operation in the lower cost quartile. At year-end the company had a cash balance of $173 million and improved the quality of its high-yield bonds. For 2026 Coronado is targeting capital expenditures of $150–175 million and expects up to $400 million in additional inflows from operational improvements and possible increases in coal prices. The stock rose slightly by 0.88% after the results were released. » More on de.investing.com