Mineral Resources

Mineral Resources reports record revenue of 6.5 billion AUD for fiscal 2026 and adjusted EBITDA of 2.6 billion AUD; adjusted net profit rose to 822 million AUD after a prior-year loss. The mining services division delivered a record volume and contributed 976 million AUD to EBITDA, and Onslow Iron reached full nameplate capacity. Net debt fell by 1.1 billion AUD to 4.3 billion AUD, liquidity more than doubled, and the board announces a final dividend of 0.83 AUD per share. For 2027 the company plans further brownfield growth, capex of 1.425 billion AUD and expects higher mining services volumes; the POSCO transaction is expected to provide additional funds for debt reduction. » More on de.investing.com

In Q3 2026 Mineral Resources reduced its financing costs by 48 million AUD per year through the issuance of 1.3 billion AUD of senior unsecured notes, lowered net debt to around 4.5 billion AUD and increased liquidity to 1.8 billion AUD. The mining‑services business showed strong growth and the production guidance for 2026 was raised to 320–330 million tonnes. In the lithium business realised prices rose 92% quarter‑on‑quarter, and production targets for Wodgina and Mt Marion were increased. Management emphasised a strengthened balance sheet and longer maturities but cited risks including higher diesel prices, a dispute with the Pilbara Ports Authority and commodity price volatility. » More on de.investing.com

Mineral Resources Ltd closed fiscal year 2025 with liquidity exceeding $1.1 billion and reduced net debt. The company achieved operational progress, particularly in its iron ore and lithium businesses, and kept capital expenditures below forecast. For 2026, Mineral Resources plans further efficiency improvements and increased production rates, but faces price volatility and macroeconomic risks. » More on de.investing.com