Latest GENESIS ENERGY (ASX:GNE) News

Genesis Energy has reported a record first-half normalised EBITDAF of NZ$307 million, underpinned by strong hydro inflows and portfolio flexibility, while announcing a $400 million equity raise to accelerate its renewable growth strategy.

A takeover premium blew the doors off the Materials board this week, while one discounted equity raise did the opposite. Uranium names kept climbing on real production progress, and rare earths stayed in favour as governments and buyers circle supply.

A takeover offer lit up small caps, while one high-growth software name slid hard despite strong sector news. Resources dominated the winners list, but investors still punished dilution and discounted fundraisings.

Genesis Energy has reported a robust second-quarter performance for FY26, underpinned by strong hydro generation and record-low thermal output, prompting an upward revision of its full-year earnings guidance. The company’s strategic focus on portfolio flexibility and renewable projects continues to drive margin quality and operational progress.

Genesis Energy’s 2025 Investor Day confirms its strategy and earnings growth remain firmly on track, anchored by a substantial renewable pipeline and robust capital management.

Genesis Energy reported a robust start to FY26, boosted by strong hydro generation and strategic digital investments, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

Genesis Energy Limited has updated its dividend distribution details, confirming the NZD/AUD exchange rate for its interim dividend for the six months ending June 2025. The company also outlined terms for its Dividend Reinvestment Plan, including a 2.5% discount and new share issuance.

Genesis Energy reported a robust FY25 with a 14% rise in normalised EBITDAF and a 29% jump in net profit, driven by strategic portfolio flexibility amid volatile energy markets. The company accelerated its Gen35 strategy, including key renewable projects and long-term capacity contracts to bolster New Zealand’s energy security.

Genesis Energy, alongside Mercury, Meridian, and Contact, has inked 10-year agreements to fortify New Zealand’s energy security through Huntly Power Station capacity and fuel reserves. This strategic move aims to prevent supply crunches like those experienced in winter 2024.

Genesis Energy reported a robust FY25 Q4, marking strategic milestones including a non-binding agreement to extend Rankine unit operations to 2035 and the start of Huntly BESS construction, while expanding customer flexibility programs.

Genesis Energy and New Zealand’s top generators are exploring extending Huntly Power Station’s life to address supply risks highlighted by winter 2024’s energy crunch.

Genesis Energy's FY25 Q2 report highlights a strategic pivot towards renewable energy and enhanced portfolio flexibility, marked by the Lauriston solar farm's early generation and a sharp cut in carbon emissions, even as total generation declined.