Latest Central Petroleum (ASX:CTP) News

Central Petroleum has amended its sub-salt exploration permit sale, excluding the EP82 permit and retaining Helium Australia Pty Ltd, while anticipating a $4.2 million impairment charge in FY26.

Central Petroleum has signed a binding Letter of Intent with Northern Territory's Power and Water Corporation to fast-track drilling of four wells and establish long-term gas supply agreements through 2034.

Central Petroleum has agreed to sell its Northern Territory sub-salt exploration permits to Georgina Energy, gaining a 25% equity stake in the helium-focused explorer. The deal refocuses Central on conventional oil and gas while offering shareholders exposure to emerging helium and hydrogen prospects.

Central Petroleum reported a slight dip in sales volumes and revenue for the September quarter, offset by a significant reserves upgrade and a new long-term gas supply agreement that promises cash flow stability.

Central Petroleum has secured a new 1.3 petajoule gas supply agreement with McArthur River Mining, enhancing cash flow certainty through fixed pricing and take-or-pay terms.

Central Petroleum Limited has reported a robust 43% increase in underlying EBITDAX for FY2025, alongside its inaugural on-market share buy-back, signaling confidence in its strengthened financial footing and growth prospects.

Central Petroleum Limited has announced an on-market share buy-back program of up to 10% of its issued shares, supported by robust cash flows from new multi-year gas sale contracts and existing reserves.

Central Petroleum Limited reports a robust 22% increase in full-year revenue for FY25, driven by new gas sale contracts and strong operational cash flows. Production at key fields remains steady despite temporary constraints.

Central Petroleum has successfully commissioned two new wells at Mereenie, exceeding production expectations and driving a 22% rise in quarterly revenue despite the lapse of a key gas supply agreement.

Central Petroleum Limited reported a solid quarter ending December 31, 2024, driven by increased gas production from new wells and a restructured loan facility that enhances financial flexibility.