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Cue Energy Resources delivered a robust quarter with production rising to 1,700 boe/d and a $7 million dividend payout, while advancing development projects in Australia and Indonesia.

Desane Group Holdings reports a $6.6 million uplift in its property portfolio valuation, driven by strong leasing activity and market demand, enhancing shareholder value with a 9-cent increase in net tangible assets per share.

Tribune Resources delivered steady gold output and continued underground development in the March 2025 quarter, while improving cost efficiency and maintaining positive cash flow. Exploration drilling at key prospects promises potential resource upgrades ahead.

Rand Mining reported a solid March quarter with 4,909 ounces of gold produced and ongoing underground development, though cash reserves dipped to $2.33 million reflecting operational pressures.

Beach Energy reported steady production and strong financials in Q3 FY25 despite flood disruptions in the Cooper Basin, with key projects advancing and liquidity improving.

Nickel Industries delivered a robust US$97.3 million Adjusted EBITDA in Q1 2025 despite production challenges and a declining nickel price. Key milestones include approval to nearly double Hengjaya Mine’s ore sales quota and a strategic deferral of substantial ENC acquisition payments.

Peet Limited has upgraded its FY25 net profit forecast, buoyed by a robust project pipeline and solid settlement progress, signaling sustained growth in the property development sector.

Woodside Energy has approved the final investment decision for its Louisiana LNG development, a major three-train project targeting first LNG in 2029 with strong returns and emissions targets intact. This move positions Woodside as a global LNG powerhouse with a diversified portfolio and significant cash flow potential.

Stanmore Resources has maintained its 2025 coal production guidance despite unprecedented wet weather disruptions, while lowering its cost and capital expenditure forecasts amid challenging market conditions.

Santos Limited’s 2024 Annual Report reveals a 5% drop in production and a 9% fall in sales revenue, yet the company maintains strong profitability and advances its carbon capture and storage projects alongside ambitious climate goals.

Fortescue Metals Group reported record iron ore shipments for the nine months to March 2025, alongside strategic acquisitions and progress in green energy projects.

Boss Energy Limited reported a solid first quarter for 2025, posting positive net cash from operating activities and maintaining robust cash reserves despite ongoing investing outflows.