Latest Coking Coal News

Bathurst Resources reports a dip in FY25 earnings due to lower coal prices and operational challenges but pushes forward with key development projects Buller and Tenas, targeting production growth from FY29.

Yari Minerals has increased its inferred coal resource at the Rolleston South Coal Project by 26% to approximately 190 million tonnes, leveraging new data from coal seam gas wells. The company plans a drilling campaign to upgrade resource classification and explore semi-soft coking coal potential.

New Hope Corporation reported robust FY25 coal production and EBITDA despite severe weather and logistics disruptions at its Bengalla Mine, while New Acland Mine showed significant growth.

MC Mining has officially begun open pit mining at its flagship Makhado hard coking coal project in South Africa, advancing steadily towards full production by year-end 2025.

Yari Minerals has integrated new data from three recently drilled coal seam gas wells, revealing thicker coal seams near its Rolleston South Coal Project. This promising development could expand the project's existing 151 Mt Inferred Resource.

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.

MC Mining reports zero lost time injuries and steady progress on its flagship Makhado Project, while Uitkomst Colliery implements a turnaround plan that boosts sales despite production challenges.

Aspire Mining Limited has refined its Ovoot Coking Coal Project development plans to reduce upfront capital expenditure, progressing towards mining commencement in Q4 2025 amid positive market feedback and advancing infrastructure contracts.

Clara Resources has advanced its Ashford Coking Coal Project with an updated resource report and plans a drilling program, while raising $600,000 to support operations amid a strategic review of its Kildanga Nickel/Cobalt asset.

Jameson Resources has significantly boosted the economic outlook of its Crown Mountain Hard Coking Coal Project, doubling its pre-tax NPV to US$942 million, while advancing environmental approvals and Indigenous partnerships in British Columbia.

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.