Latest Coal Market News

Yancoal’s September quarter report reveals stable coal output and a slight dip in realised prices, alongside a leadership change and strategic stake increase in the Moolarben Joint Venture.

TerraCom Limited has extended the life of its Blair Athol Mine to 2033, supported by a robust 2025 JORC Code Resource and Reserve update. This reinforces the mine’s status as a low-cost, long-life asset underpinning stable cash flow and growth potential.

Cokal Limited has successfully completed its first commercial trial coal shipments since May 2025 to Indonesian buyers, signaling a positive shift in market conditions and setting the stage for expanded sales in the final quarter.

Yancoal Australia Ltd reported a sharp 61% drop in net profit for the first half of 2025 amid falling coal prices and supply chain disruptions, despite a 15% rise in production. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend and is advancing strategic acquisitions and sustainability initiatives.

New Hope Corporation reported an 18.1% rise in coal production for FY25 alongside an 8.4% reduction in unit costs, declaring a fully franked 15-cent dividend and launching a Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

Clara Resources has upgraded the Ashford coking coal project’s resource classification to Measured status, reinforcing confidence in the deposit and setting the stage for a Pre-Feasibility Study to validate mining and financial assumptions.

Mastermyne Group Limited reported a tough FY2025 with significant revenue and profit declines due to external disruptions, yet strengthened its order book and cash position, positioning itself for future growth.

Yancoal Australia has appointed Sharif Burra as its permanent CEO, signaling leadership continuity amid a challenging coal market. Burra’s deep internal experience positions him to build on recent operational gains and shareholder value.

Stanmore Resources Limited reported a net loss of US$50.5 million for the half-year ended June 2025, reversing a prior profit amid falling coal prices and operational disruptions from severe weather. The company’s underlying earnings also took a hit, reflecting challenging market conditions.

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.