Latest Weather Disruption News

BHP has reported record copper and iron ore production for FY25, while revising upward the capital cost and timeline for its Jansen Stage 1 potash project. The miner’s operational strength contrasts with ongoing challenges in nickel and coal segments.

Yancoal’s June quarter report reveals steady coal production despite weather disruptions and a dip in realised prices, supported by a robust $1.8 billion cash reserve. The company remains confident in hitting upper-end production guidance amid ongoing market volatility.

Rio Tinto reports a robust 13% year-on-year increase in copper equivalent production for Q2 2025, alongside record bauxite output and progress on key projects like Simandou and Oyu Tolgoi. The company maintains its 2025 guidance, signaling confidence in its diversified growth strategy.

Metro Mining Limited achieved a record June shipment of 589,000 wet metric tonnes of bauxite, marking a 16% year-on-year increase despite weather-related logistical constraints. The company also confirmed resilient Q3 pricing aligned with market conditions.

Bowen Coking Coal has surpassed its full-year 2025 production and sales targets ahead of schedule while transitioning the Burton Mine Complex to an owner-operator model. However, ongoing market challenges and funding uncertainties cast a shadow over its near-term outlook.

Emeco Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 guidance, targeting $300 million in operating EBITDA and signalling confidence in earnings growth for FY26 amid disciplined cost management and a resilient mining sector.

Saunders International announces the planned resignation of CEO Mark Benson by year-end alongside a notable downgrade in FY25 revenue and earnings guidance due to project delays and weather disruptions.

Titan Minerals’ latest drilling at the Cerro Verde prospect within the Dynasty Gold Project reveals significant deeper and lateral extensions of high-grade gold mineralisation, setting the stage for a resource upgrade and advancing mine development plans.

Duratec Limited has lowered its FY25 revenue and EBITDA guidance due to project delays and weather disruptions but remains optimistic about a robust pipeline and growth prospects in FY26.

Fletcher Building is dissolving its Australian Division, folding operations into two new trans-Tasman units, while targeting $15 million in annual cost savings as market challenges persist.

Experience Co Limited reported a resilient 10% growth in underlying EBITDA for Q3 FY25, overcoming significant weather disruptions that impacted its Adventure Experiences segment. Skydiving operations, particularly in New Zealand, drove the positive momentum, while April trading showed all units profitable.

Imdex Limited reported a stabilisation in global exploration activity after a prolonged downturn, highlighting resilience despite a 19% revenue dip in 3Q25 and outlining a growth strategy focused on technology and integrated solutions.