Latest Energy Resources of Australia (ASX:ERA) News

Energy Resources of Australia reported a significantly reduced net loss of $50 million for 2025, driven by rehabilitation provision adjustments and higher interest income. Meanwhile, rehabilitation delays and Rio Tinto’s compulsory acquisition efforts highlight ongoing operational and ownership challenges.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $45.3 million operating cash outflow in Q4 2025 but maintains robust liquidity from a prior $766 million capital raise, supporting operations through 2027.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and a compulsory acquisition court hearing, alongside delays in key rehabilitation works at the Ranger Project Area.

Energy Resources of Australia has been granted a new rehabilitation authority to extend its environmental restoration work at the Ranger Project Area beyond January 2026.

Energy Resources of Australia reported a $47.1 million cash outflow from operations and a $75.4 million investment spend in the September quarter, reducing cash reserves to $108.3 million.

Energy Resources of Australia updates on ongoing legal battles over Jabiluka lease and compulsory acquisition, while Ranger rehabilitation faces delays and potential cost overruns.

Energy Resources of Australia Ltd narrowed its half-year loss to $35 million as it pressed ahead with the complex rehabilitation of the Ranger Project Area, backed by $1.24 billion in cash and investments. Meanwhile, Rio Tinto moves to compulsorily acquire remaining shares, signaling a new chapter for ERA’s future.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and compulsory acquisition objections requiring Federal Court approval, while investing heavily in Ranger Project rehabilitation.

Energy Resources of Australia Limited reported a substantial net cash outflow of $183.9 million in Q4 2024, driven by significant rehabilitation payments, while raising $766.5 million through equity to bolster its cash position.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports a robust cash position following a $766 million entitlement offer, advancing rehabilitation at its Ranger Project while seeking to extend its operational authority beyond January 2026.