Latest Operational Performance News

Synlait Milk Limited projects a return to profitability in HY25 with EBITDA guidance between $58 million and $63 million, underpinned by strategic growth and cost control. The company also enhances its financial incentives to secure South Island milk supply for the next three seasons.

Tower Limited has appointed CFO Paul Johnston as interim CEO following Blair Turnbull's resignation, with Deputy CFO Angus Shelton stepping in as interim CFO pending regulatory approval.

Santos delivered a robust Q4 2024 with over US$1.4 billion in sales revenue and strong free cash flow, while progressing key LNG projects and expanding its decarbonisation initiatives.

Insignia Financial has received a second revised indicative proposal from Bain Capital to acquire the company at A$4.60 per share, matching a rival bid and signaling a competitive acquisition process.

Pure Hydrogen’s subsidiary HDrive International has secured a significant AUD$2 million order from logistics giant TOLL Transport for two Taurus 70t hydrogen fuel cell prime movers, marking a pivotal step in the company’s commercial vehicle sales expansion.

Regis Resources delivered a robust December quarter with 101.3koz gold production at $2,317/oz AISC, repaid $300 million debt early, and set a promising Exploration Target at Ben Hur.

Mount Gibson Iron reported a stronger December quarter with increased iron ore shipments and cashflow, while preparing for a potential accounting impairment due to recent price fluctuations.

Contact Energy's December 2024 report reveals a nuanced performance with slightly lower mass market sales but stronger netback prices and significantly reduced generation costs, underscoring operational efficiencies amid evolving market dynamics.

Contact Energy's December 2024 report reveals a modest dip in mass market electricity sales but highlights improved netback prices and significantly lower generation costs, signaling operational efficiency gains.

Pantoro Limited delivered a solid December quarter with gold production within guidance and positive cash flows for the fourth consecutive quarter, prompting an upward revision to its FY2025 production target. The company’s strategic focus on underground expansion and asset optimisation underpins its growth trajectory.

Beach Energy delivered a robust Q2 FY25 with a 22% production increase and a 32% surge in sales revenue, driven by LNG sales and operational efficiencies. The company also significantly reduced net debt while advancing key projects like the Waitsia Gas Plant and Moomba CCS.

Woodside Energy achieved record annual production in 2024, led by the Sangomar project, while advancing key LNG developments and streamlining its asset portfolio through a major swap with Chevron.