Latest Tamboran Resources (ASX:TBN) News

Tamboran Resources appoints Chairman Dick Stoneburner as interim CEO following Joel Riddle’s departure, while adding two seasoned energy executives to its board as it advances gas production plans in the Beetaloo Basin.

Tamboran Resources has reported a record-breaking 60-day initial production flow rate of 6.8 million cubic feet per day from its Shenandoah South 2H sidetrack well in the Beetaloo Basin, underscoring its progress toward commercial gas supply for Northern Australia.

Tamboran Resources has reported a record IP30 flow rate of 7.2 MMcf/d from its Shenandoah South 2H ST1 well, matching top US shale benchmarks and paving the way for a 40 MMcf/d pilot project by mid-2026.

Tamboran Resources has reported a record 30-day initial production flow rate from its Shenandoah South 2H sidetrack well in the Beetaloo Basin, aligning with prolific US shale benchmarks and setting the stage for commercial gas sales by mid-2026.

Tamboran Resources has successfully closed the first tranche of its PIPE, raising US$38.7 million to advance its Beetaloo Basin projects, with a second tranche pending shareholder approval.

Tamboran Resources reports strong progress in its Beetaloo Basin pilot project, completing key wells and securing $70 million to fund drilling and infrastructure, aiming for first gas production by mid-2026.

Tamboran Resources has completed a major stimulation campaign on its Shenandoah South well and raised US$55.4 million to fund further drilling, positioning itself to meet critical gas supply commitments in Australia’s Northern Territory.

Tamboran Resources has finalized a US$15 million sale of 100,000 acres to Daly Waters Energy, retaining a dominant 1.9 million-acre position in the Beetaloo Basin and setting the stage for its Phase 2 gas development targeting Australia's East Coast market.

Tamboran Resources has raised US$55.4 million through a private placement to fund critical drilling activities in the Beetaloo Basin, aiming for first gas production by mid-2026.

Tamboran Resources Corporation posted a $20 million net loss for the half year ending December 31, 2024, reflecting intensified exploration and development activities in the Beetaloo Basin amid no revenue generation. The company’s cash reserves declined to $59.4 million, underscoring the pressing need for additional capital to fund ongoing projects.

Tamboran Resources reports significant progress in its Beetaloo Basin development, including record-setting drilling, strong cash reserves, and strategic partnerships, positioning itself for first gas in 1H 2026 and exploring new growth avenues.

Tamboran Resources has made significant strides in the Beetaloo Basin, completing two major wells and securing key infrastructure agreements, positioning itself for first gas production by mid-2026.