Latest Quarterly Reporting News

Admiralty Resources NL reported a mixed cash flow quarter ending September 2025, balancing operating outflows with investing and financing inflows to maintain a solid funding runway.

High Peak Royalties reported steady royalty income of A$168,176 in Q3 2025, while progressing exploration and infrastructure developments across its helium, hydrogen, and gas assets.

Northern Minerals Limited reported a net operating cash outflow of AUD 6.61 million for Q3 2025, ending the quarter with AUD 17.48 million in cash and equivalents and a solid financing facility.

Galilee Energy reported steady cash reserves and ongoing reservoir pressure monitoring at its Glenaras Gas Project, while exploring new funding and growth opportunities.

Metgasco’s latest quarterly report reveals a 24% drop in sales revenue amid ongoing Production Uplift Program activities, while reserves remain stable and strategic farm-out talks advance.

Echelon Resources reported a solid quarter with production gains at Maari and Mahato fields, supported by new wells and a strategic gas sales agreement, while maintaining shareholder returns through dividends.

Otto Energy reported an 11% rise in oil production and a solid US$2 million net operating cash inflow in Q3 2025, alongside key executive and board changes.

Central Petroleum reported a slight dip in sales volumes and revenue for the September quarter, offset by a significant reserves upgrade and a new long-term gas supply agreement that promises cash flow stability.

Carnaby Resources reports strong September quarter progress, including significant high-grade copper-gold drill results, full JV buyout, and a $12.5 million placement to advance its Greater Duchess project.

Bounty Oil & Gas reported a modest $272,000 in oil revenue for Q3 2025, boosted reserves in Queensland, and plans to restart Surat Basin production in 2026 while navigating ongoing legal challenges offshore Sydney.

Omni Bridgeway reported a strong start to FY26 with A$136.6 million in cash investment proceeds and a robust pipeline of nearly A$318 million in potential new commitments. The company also settled a long-standing legal liability and is progressing well with fund capital raising.

Tasman Resources has progressed its exploration efforts at Lake Torrens and Parkinson Dam projects, backed by a recent $850,000 capital raise and strategic board changes.