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Beach Energy reported a 13% increase in revenues for FY25 but faced a steep 91% drop in net profit after tax, slipping into a loss. Meanwhile, underlying profit showed a healthier 32% gain, highlighting a complex financial picture.

Beach Energy reported a 9% rise in FY25 production to 19.7 million barrels of oil equivalent and a 13% increase in sales revenue to $2 billion, driven by strong basin performances and the Waitsia LNG project. However, a significant $674 million impairment charge due to lower commodity prices and reserves revision at Beharra Springs tempers the upbeat results.

Beach Energy reported steady production and strong financials in Q3 FY25 despite flood disruptions in the Cooper Basin, with key projects advancing and liquidity improving.

Beach Energy Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.03 per share for the half-year ending December 2024, payable on March 31, 2025.

Beach Energy has reported a robust first half of FY25, marked by a 37% increase in underlying earnings and significant progress on key projects including the Waitsia Gas Plant commissioning and Moomba CCS. The company’s strong operational performance supports a 50% increase in its interim dividend.

Beach Energy has reported a robust 15% increase in production and a 37% rise in underlying NPAT for the first half of FY25, underpinned by operational improvements and strategic initiatives. The company also announced a 50% increase in its interim dividend, signaling strong confidence in its financial outlook.

Beach Energy Limited has reversed its fortunes with a $222.3 million net profit for H1 FY25, driven by higher production and improved gas prices. The company also announced a fully franked interim dividend of 3.0 cents per share.

Beach Energy delivered a robust Q2 FY25 with a 22% production increase and a 32% surge in sales revenue, driven by LNG sales and operational efficiencies. The company also significantly reduced net debt while advancing key projects like the Waitsia Gas Plant and Moomba CCS.