Latest Energy World Corporation (ASX:EWC) News

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Energy World Corporation has reported a US$448.2 million FY2026 loss after impairing its Pagbilao power plant and Australian assets, while the group’s survival remains tied to completing a staged US$350 million turbine sale. The audited report also recasts the Pagbilao LNG Hub as the centrepiece of the company’s next phase, but flags material uncertainty around going concern.

Energy World Corporation is progressing on its US$350 million turbine sale to Hallador Energy with equipment packing underway and funds partially received. The company is also refining its Pagbilao LNG terminal strategy while facing challenges in divesting Australian assets.

Energy World Corporation is accelerating development of its Pagbilao LNG terminal while launching a strategic review focused on monetising Siemens turbines amid evolving power market dynamics and strong U.S. demand.

Energy World Corporation appoints Alan Jowell as Executive Chairman to spearhead its strategic review and project development, while exploring asset sales alongside its flagship Pagbilao LNG and Power Project.

Energy World Corporation has eliminated all group-level borrowings, strengthening its balance sheet and advancing key LNG and power projects in Southeast Asia amid ongoing operational losses.

Energy World Corporation has transformed its financial footing by converting USD434 million of debt to equity, setting the stage for the completion of its Pagbilao power plant and LNG terminal in the Philippines. The company is preparing for a strategic capital raising to propel these projects forward.

Energy World Corporation Ltd has outlined a strategic reset including a $442 million debt-to-equity conversion and is progressing towards commissioning its flagship Pagbilao LNG and power project in the Philippines, alongside advancing its Sengkang LNG facility in Indonesia.

Energy World Corporation focused on advancing its capital raising and asset sales in Q3 2025, ending the quarter with $15 million in cash but no revenue generation.

Energy World Corporation’s final audited results for FY25 reveal a major loan-to-equity reclassification and a reshuffle of director fee liabilities, reshaping the company’s balance sheet.

Energy World Corporation Ltd reports a remarkable turnaround to a $346 million profit for FY25, driven by a $390 million gain from debt restructuring and the sale of a key Indonesian asset. The company faces funding challenges as it advances LNG and power projects in Southeast Asia.