Latest Operational Resilience News

Austral Resources Australia Ltd has emerged strongly from a 26-month ASX suspension, delivering robust copper production and sales that beat expectations in the December 2025 quarter. The company’s strategic acquisitions and exploration efforts position it for growth in 2026.

Karoon Energy delivered 2025 production near the upper guidance range, marked by a leadership change and significant operational improvements. The company outlines cautious yet optimistic 2026 growth and cost guidance amid ongoing maintenance and exploration activities.

N1 Holdings Limited has reported a strong December quarter with rising revenue, net profit, and cash receipts, underpinned by SME lending growth and funding efficiency improvements. The company also navigates increased regulatory scrutiny with a firm commitment to conservative lending.

Santos Limited reported a robust fourth quarter and full-year 2025 performance, highlighted by the first LNG cargo loading from Barossa and near completion of the Pikka Phase 1 oil project. The company’s disciplined capital management and operational resilience set the stage for significant production growth in 2026.

Fortescue Metals Group has delivered a record first half FY26 iron ore shipment of 100.2 million tonnes, alongside key progress in decarbonisation and strategic copper acquisition.

South32 maintains its FY26 production guidance across operated assets while advancing key projects like Hermosa and navigating the upcoming Mozal Aluminium care and maintenance phase.

Regis Resources has reported a robust December quarter marked by record cash generation and an extended mine life at Duketon North, underpinned by disciplined costs and promising exploration results.

Lynas Rare Earths reported a 43% year-on-year revenue increase to A$201.9 million in Q2 FY26 despite a 30% drop in key NdPr production due to power disruptions and maintenance. The company also announced CEO Amanda Lacaze’s planned retirement at year-end.

Evolution Mining has reported a stellar December quarter, delivering record cash flow and reaffirming its FY26 production targets with improved cost efficiency. Despite a weather disruption at Ernest Henry, the company’s operations and growth projects remain on track.

NEXTDC has obtained the crucial planning permit to develop its M4 Melbourne Data Centre in Port Melbourne, marking a significant step in expanding its infrastructure footprint.

Channel Infrastructure has reported a 3.9% increase in fuel throughput for Q4 2025, marking its highest quarterly volume since import terminal operations began. Key infrastructure projects are progressing ahead of schedule, positioning the company strongly for future growth.

Savannah Goldfields reports steady gold output at its Georgetown plant with over 434 ounces produced since November, despite weather disruptions and mining delays. The company plans to resume Agate Creek mining in Q2 2026 following environmental approvals.