Latest Echelon Resources (ASX:ECH) News

Echelon Resources reported a 6.5% drop in production but boosted operating cash flow by 30% in Q1 2026, underpinned by a new Palm Valley gas deal and a major Cue share divestment.

Echelon Resources' Palm Valley Joint Venture has locked in a gas supply agreement with the Northern Territory government, enabling drilling of two new wells to restore production capacity by mid-2026.

Echelon Resources has agreed to sell its 19.99% stake in Cue Energy to Horizon Oil and plans to accept Horizon’s takeover offer for the remaining shares, pending regulatory approvals.

Rare earths and gold dominated the tape, with one small-cap rare earth explorer ripping more than 70% on a single drilling headline. Gold producers, meanwhile, kept turning high bullion prices into dividends, buy-backs and bigger balance sheets.

Echelon Resources Limited reported a robust 7% revenue increase and a 61% rise in net profit after tax for H1 2026, driven by higher gas prices and strong field performance. The company also declared an interim dividend amid ongoing legal uncertainties.

Echelon Resources reported a slight dip in production but secured long-term gas sales contracts extending to 2034 and plans four new development wells in the Amadeus Basin. The company also reduced its debt by A$7 million, maintaining financial flexibility for growth.

Echelon Resources has signed a term sheet with the Northern Territory’s Power and Water Corporation to supply gas through 2034, including plans for four new wells that could significantly increase output from the Amadeus Basin.

Echelon Resources reported a solid quarter with production gains at Maari and Mahato fields, supported by new wells and a strategic gas sales agreement, while maintaining shareholder returns through dividends.

Echelon Resources has inked a significant gas supply agreement with McArthur River Mining, locking in 2.1 petajoules of firm gas plus additional volumes for 2026 and 2027. This deal underscores Echelon’s growing role in powering key Northern Territory industries.

Echelon Resources reports a robust 34% revenue increase and 26% production growth for FY2025, driven by expanded stakes and drilling success at the Mereenie field. The company balances strong cash flow with strategic reinvestment and a modest dividend.

Echelon Resources Limited reported a robust financial year ending June 2025, driven by strategic asset acquisitions and strong commodity prices, delivering a 34% revenue increase and a near 20-fold jump in net profit after tax.

Cue Energy Resources will pay a final dividend of 0.5 cents per share, with Echelon Resources set to receive approximately AUD 1.75 million from its near 50% stake. This payout underscores steady cash flow prospects for Echelon amid ongoing exploration efforts.