Latest Cue Energy Resources (Asx:Cue) News

Cue Energy Resources and partners have signed a Letter of Intent with the Northern Territory’s Power and Water Corporation to kickstart a four-well drilling program at Mereenie and Palm Valley, aiming for gas supply contracts through 2034.

Cue Energy Resources reported steady production with notable gains at Mahato and Maari fields, alongside a new gas supply deal and a $3.5 million dividend payment.

Cue Energy Resources has inked a new gas supply agreement with McArthur River Mining, locking in 0.37 PJ of gas plus additional volumes for 2026 and 2027. The deal includes take-or-pay terms and CPI-linked pricing, enhancing revenue certainty for Cue’s Mereenie joint venture stake.

Cue Energy Resources reports stable 2P reserves of 5.5 million barrels of oil equivalent as of July 2025, balancing improved output in Sampang with declines in Oyong and Wortel fields. Contingent resources also grew, highlighting potential future upside.

Cue Energy Resources has obtained a decade-long extension for its Maari oilfield permit in New Zealand, enabling continued production and resource optimisation through to 2037. The move follows a recent surge in output, marking the highest monthly production in over five years.

Cue Energy Resources reported a 10% revenue increase to $54.8 million in FY2025, declaring a final dividend and advancing key development projects that underpin future growth.

Cue Energy Resources reported a 10.4% increase in revenue to $54.8 million for FY2025, driven by stable production and higher gas prices, but net profit after tax halved to $6.32 million due to rising costs. The company declared a final dividend of 0.5 cents per share.

Cue Energy Resources reports steady production with a 29% increase in Australian cash receipts and a major milestone at its Maari field, signaling growth and resilience amid operational challenges.

Cue Energy Resources delivered a robust quarter with production rising to 1,700 boe/d and a $7 million dividend payout, while advancing development projects in Australia and Indonesia.

Cue Energy Resources has pushed back the deadline for its gas supply agreement with Arafura from early February to the end of March 2025, signaling a critical timeline shift for the Nolans rare earths project.

Cue Energy delivered a robust quarter with $4.3 million net cash flow and a $17.1 million cash balance, driven by strong drilling results and production growth across its Australian and Indonesian assets.