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Woodside Energy has raised its 2025 production guidance following a 1% increase in quarterly output, while progressing key projects like Scarborough and Beaumont New Ammonia on schedule. The company also secured long-term LNG supply deals and received critical regulatory approvals.

Aurelia Metals reports a robust September 2025 quarter, with production and costs aligning to plan and key projects advancing ahead of schedule. Significant growth in copper resources and reserves underpins a confident outlook for FY26 and beyond.

Aurelia Metals has kicked off FY26 with robust production and cost management, driven by the ahead-of-schedule ramp-up at its Federation mine and promising progress at Great Cobar.

BHP kicked off FY26 with solid operational results, including a 4% rise in copper output and progress on major projects like Jansen potash. The miner maintains full-year guidance, supported by a constructive commodity market.

South32 reported a robust September quarter with a 12% rise in copper equivalent production and a 33% surge in manganese volumes, while advancing key projects and maintaining full-year guidance.

Alkane Resources has released its FY25 Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves update, highlighting a robust asset base across Australia and Sweden and reinforcing its growth trajectory with ongoing capital investments.

29Metals maintains steady copper output at Golden Grove despite seismic disruptions to zinc production, while progressing key growth projects and regulatory steps toward Capricorn Copper’s restart.

Vault Minerals kicks off FY26 with robust gold sales and a fortified balance sheet, positioning itself for ambitious growth by FY28.

Amplitude Energy has launched the retail component of its fully underwritten entitlement offer, aiming to raise approximately A$20 million to support key growth projects including the expansion of the East Coast Supply Project and the potential restart of Patricia Baleen.

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 Zealand King Salmon reported a $20.8 million net loss for the half year ending July 2025, driven by biological setbacks and reduced harvests. Despite this, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and is advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot farm and growth initiatives.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a $20.8 million net loss for the half-year ending July 2025, driven by biological asset write-downs, while maintaining EBITDA guidance and advancing key growth initiatives.