Latest Weather Disruption News

RBR Group Limited has secured $1.3 million through a capital raising initiative despite operational disruptions in Mozambique, positioning itself for growth in the LNG services sector.

TerraCom Limited reported resilient coal sales of 1.6 million tonnes for the December quarter despite weather disruptions, while advancing its Moorlands Thermal Coal Project and maintaining a fully franked dividend.

Adriatic Metals has transitioned from development to production, delivering strong silver equivalent output in Q4 2024 despite extreme weather disruptions, and has updated its 2025 guidance with ambitious expansion plans.

Grange Resources delivered a robust December quarter with increased pellet and concentrate output, a stronger cash position, and key advancements in its North Pit Underground Project.

Whitehaven Coal delivered a robust Q2 FY25 with record sales volumes and production costs at the low end of guidance, while preparing for a major $1.08 billion capital inflow from its Blackwater mine stake sale.

Litchfield Minerals has confirmed a significant expansion of the Oonagalabi mineral system, extending its strike length beyond 3 kilometres and revealing new high-grade base metal anomalies. The company is poised to accelerate exploration activities in 2025, targeting copper, zinc, and critical minerals.

Gold Road Resources delivered record gold production and sales in the December 2024 quarter, alongside robust cash flow growth and promising exploration advances, positioning the company for an ambitious 2025.

Stanmore Resources capped off 2024 with record saleable coal production of 13.8 million tonnes, exceeding guidance despite operational headwinds. Strong performances at South Walker Creek and Poitrel, alongside strategic financial moves and a pioneering renewable fuels trial, position the company well for 2025.

Yancoal Australia announces the resignation of CEO David Moult after five years in the role, with Ning Yue appointed as acting CEO during the search for a permanent successor.