Latest Coronado Global Resources (ASX:CRN) News

Coronado Global Resources has resumed operations at its Mammoth Underground Mine following a fatal accident, while grappling with losses at its U.S. Logan Complex. The company anticipates improved coal pricing and production in the coming quarters.

Small caps did the heavy lifting this week, led by two big discovery stories in resources. Funding raises and takeover moves kept attention on who can pay for the next step, not just promise it.

Speculative money piled into new discoveries and tight-supply metals, while a handful of small caps were sold hard on thin liquidity. The week’s biggest moves came from PGMs and tungsten on the way up, and micro-cap gas on the way down.

Coronado Global Resources reported a solid FY25 with increased saleable production and reduced mining costs, underpinned by key expansions and refinancing deals that set the stage for stronger cash flow in 2026.

Coronado Global Resources has finalized its financial support agreement with Stanwell Corporation, cementing previously disclosed terms and providing clarity on its capital position.

Coronado Global Resources posted a $109.5 million net loss for Q3 2025 amid subdued metallurgical coal markets and announced a proposed refinancing deal with Stanwell Corporation to strengthen its financial position.

Coronado Global Resources reported its highest saleable coal production since early 2021, driven by ramped-up operations and expansion projects, while securing a $265 million loan facility to bolster liquidity amid ongoing market challenges.

Coronado Global Resources has proposed a significant financial support transaction with Stanwell Corporation, aiming to enhance liquidity, extend coal supply agreements, and support Queensland’s energy needs and local employment.

Coronado Global Resources has filed a detailed SEC Form 8-K revealing confidential discussions with noteholders and outlining its growth trajectory, liquidity management, and operational updates across its Australian and US metallurgical coal assets.

Coronado Global Resources has addressed recent media speculation, confirming a minor roof fall at its Buchanan Complex with no significant production impact and operations now fully resumed.

Coronado Global Resources reported breakeven EBITDA in Q2 2025 despite a 24% drop in coal prices, driven by significant cost reductions and ramping up of expansion projects. The company forecasts stronger profitability and cash flow in the second half, supported by improved production and liquidity.

Coronado Global Resources reported a $172.4 million net loss for the half-year ended June 30, 2025, driven by falling metallurgical coal prices and reduced sales volumes. The company initiated liquidity measures including a $75 million coal prepayment and debt refinancing, but credit rating downgrades have cast doubt on its going concern status.