Latest Operational Challenges News

IGO's December quarter report reveals robust performance at Greenbushes lithium mine but significant setbacks at Kwinana and Nova, culminating in a $79 million EBITDA loss and a strategic halt on Kwinana’s Plant 2.

Austral Gold reported an 8.5% production increase in Q4 2024 alongside significant cost reductions, though full-year output fell short of forecasts due to equipment delays. The company sets ambitious 2025 targets, supported by a new toll processing deal and plant refurbishment financing.

Doctor Care Anywhere delivered positive cash flow and revenue growth at the top of guidance in Q4 2024, while navigating a strategic shift with new leadership appointments and the closure of secondary care pathways.

Zimplats' December quarter report reveals a decline in mined and milled volumes alongside increased cash costs per 6E ounce, even as key expansion projects advance steadily.

Adriatic Metals delivered a strong Q4 2024 with 934koz silver equivalent produced, setting the stage for commercial production at Rupice Mine in Q1 2025. The company’s financial footing and expansion plans signal confidence in scaling operations.

Cokal Limited has partnered with Cratus Group to establish an Infrastructure Joint Venture aimed at significantly expanding coal transport capacity and efficiency, supporting a ramp-up in metallurgical coal production at the BBM mine.

Close the Loop Limited has ended acquisition discussions with Adamantem Capital but remains confident in its standalone growth strategy, projecting steady revenue and an EBITDA range of $11m-$13m for the first half of 2025.

Holista Colltech Limited reports a notable financial recovery in 4QFY24, underpinned by strong cash inflows and a rebound in its Food Ingredients division, alongside a leadership change aimed at steering future growth.

Experience Co Limited reports robust Q2 2025 earnings growth, driven by strong revenue gains in skydiving and adventure experiences despite ongoing macroeconomic challenges. The company highlights operational efficiencies and positive cash flow amid a gradual inbound tourism recovery.

Mitchell Services reported a $46.7 million revenue and $5.6 million EBITDA in Q2 FY25, reflecting a strategic transition phase marked by increased mobilisation for new projects in PNG and decarbonisation drilling. Despite short-term softness, the company’s strengthened balance sheet and expanded service offerings position it for growth.

Zoom2u Technologies reported a 5% increase in Q2 FY25 revenue to $1.66 million, alongside a modest EBITDA loss of $29,000. The company also adopted a new Treasury Management Policy to accept Bitcoin payments, signaling strategic innovation.

OM Holdings delivered a robust production update for Q4 2024, with ferrosilicon output rising sharply despite manganese ore price declines and operational challenges. The company also secured a top sustainability award and made significant debt repayments.