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Bowen Coking Coal Limited has reported a challenging quarter ending December 2025, marked by cash outflows, a default on its senior secured debt, and ongoing voluntary administration.

Bowen Coking Coal maintained steady production in the December quarter despite ongoing administration and a challenging market, though rising costs and a 12% sales dip highlight operational pressures.

Bowen Coking Coal maintained steady production and sales in Q3 2025 while slashing costs by a third through a new mining model, despite ongoing administration and receivership. The company generated positive operating cash flow and advanced key development projects.

Bowen Coking Coal Ltd has released its updated 2025 Coal Resources and Reserves statement, reflecting mining depletion and joint venture ownership changes amid ongoing administration. The report details nuanced shifts across key Queensland projects, underscoring operational challenges and asset continuity.

Bowen Coking Coal Ltd has released its mid-2025 update on coal resources and reserves across key Queensland projects, confirming 11 million tonnes of run-of-mine coal reserves at Ellensfield South and Plumtree North. The report also highlights a significant resource increase at Hillalong South and a steady reserve position at Broadmeadow East amid ongoing administration.

Receivers and Managers have been appointed over Bowen Coking Coal and its subsidiaries following voluntary administration, as the company explores sale and recapitalisation options while maintaining operations.

Bowen Coking Coal Limited remains suspended from ASX trading following its failure to update on funding and debt plans, compounded by the appointment of voluntary administrators.

Bowen Coking Coal has appointed voluntary administrators after failing to secure fresh capital or negotiate with key creditors, reflecting mounting challenges in Queensland's coal sector. The administration aims to enable a sale or recapitalisation while maintaining operations at its Burton Mine Complex.

Bowen Coking Coal reported record operating cashflows of $19.1 million in the June 2025 quarter, achieving all FY2025 guidance despite heavy rains and logistical hurdles. The company has launched a low-cost mining strategy while negotiating liquidity solutions amid depressed coal prices.

Bowen Coking Coal’s initial attempt to defer state royalty payments has been declined by the Queensland Revenue Office, prompting plans for a revised proposal amid ongoing debt restructuring efforts.

Bowen Coking Coal Ltd has been hit with a $6.8 million statutory demand from contractor BUMA Australia, raising the spectre of insolvency if unresolved within 21 days. The dispute centers on claims and counterclaims involving liquidated damages.

Bowen Coking Coal has been hit with a $15.3 million payment demand from BUMA Australia, prompting a reassessment of its financial and legal options amid ongoing recapitalisation talks.