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Mastermyne Group Limited reported a significant 27% decline in revenue and a 96% plunge in profit for FY2025, signaling a challenging year for the coal miner.

Whitehaven Coal reported a robust FY25 with $1.4 billion underlying EBITDA and strong production growth from Queensland acquisitions, maintaining a solid balance sheet and setting ambitious cost-saving targets for FY26.

Whitehaven Coal reported a robust FY25 with underlying NPAT of $319 million and record production, while maintaining a strong balance sheet and announcing shareholder returns. The company’s FY26 guidance signals continued operational focus amid stabilizing coal markets.

Whitehaven Coal Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.06 per share for the six months ending June 2025, signaling steady returns for shareholders.

Whitehaven Coal reported a 53% revenue increase to $5.83 billion in FY25, driven by full-year contributions from its Queensland acquisitions. Despite a cyclical price downturn, the company strengthened its balance sheet and declared a fully franked final dividend of 6 cents per share.

Yancoal Australia reported a 16% rise in coal production for the first half of 2025 despite a 15% revenue decline due to softer coal prices, while sustaining a robust cash balance and declaring a fully franked interim dividend.

Yancoal Australia Ltd reported a sharp 61% drop in net profit for the first half of 2025, hit by falling coal prices and supply chain disruptions despite a 15% rise in production. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend and is advancing key asset deals and growth projects.

Receivers and Managers have been appointed over Bowen Coking Coal and its subsidiaries following voluntary administration, as the company explores sale and recapitalisation options while maintaining operations.

State Gas Limited has successfully drilled two new wells at its Rolleston West Project, intersecting significant coal seams and initiating production testing, while engaging NSAI for independent reserve certification.

Bowen Coking Coal Limited remains suspended from ASX trading following its failure to update on funding and debt plans, compounded by the appointment of voluntary administrators.

Bowen Coking Coal has appointed voluntary administrators after failing to secure fresh capital or negotiate with key creditors, reflecting mounting challenges in Queensland's coal sector. The administration aims to enable a sale or recapitalisation while maintaining operations at its Burton Mine Complex.

Bowen Coking Coal’s initial attempt to defer state royalty payments has been declined by the Queensland Revenue Office, prompting plans for a revised proposal amid ongoing debt restructuring efforts.