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Fitzroy River Corporation reported steady royalty income for the June quarter and highlighted significant progress on several royalty projects, including government approvals for Buru Energy’s Rafael Gas Project and a major equity raise for Endura Mining’s Snowy River Gold development.

FAR Limited reports robust production from Senegal’s Sangomar field and ongoing negotiations over a US$6 million claim by Woodside Energy, while maintaining a solid cash position of US$7.9 million at quarter’s end.

Woodside Energy Group has sealed a strategic partnership with US infrastructure giant Williams, selling stakes in Louisiana LNG and Driftwood Pipeline for $378 million, accelerating the project’s path to first LNG in 2029.

Woodside Energy has raised its 2025 production guidance following a 1% increase in quarterly output, while progressing key projects like Scarborough and Beaumont New Ammonia on schedule. The company also secured long-term LNG supply deals and received critical regulatory approvals.

Beach Energy reported an 8% increase in production to 5.0 million barrels of oil equivalent in Q1 FY26, driven by strong performance in the Otway Basin and Cooper Basin flood recovery. Sales revenue rose 18% to $537 million, supported by two LNG cargoes from the Waitsia Gas Plant, which is now approaching its Ready For Start Up milestone.

1414 Degrees has completed all technical milestones with Woodside, retaining full ownership of its SiBox technology and advancing commercialisation efforts in industrial decarbonisation and hydrogen.

Woodside Energy Group has updated its dividend announcement, revealing the exchange rates and currency conversion methods for its upcoming fully franked dividend payment. Shareholders can expect payments in multiple currencies based on their location, with options to elect alternative currencies by early September.

1414 Degrees Ltd reported a widened net loss of $3.34 million for FY25 while advancing its thermal energy storage and hydrogen reactor technologies, supported by fresh equity and government grants.

Civmec Limited posted solid FY25 results with $810.6 million revenue and a strategic acquisition boosting its naval shipbuilding footprint. The company’s $1.25 billion order book and focus on low-carbon sectors set the stage for growth.

Duratec Limited reported a record FY25 with revenue climbing to $573 million and EBITDA up 11.3%, driven by strong growth in Energy and Emerging sectors despite softer Defence and Mining results.

Duratec Limited reported record FY25 results with revenue of $573 million and a robust $4.16 billion project pipeline, driven by strong Energy and Emerging sectors growth. Despite Defence sector delays, the company is well positioned for expansion in FY26.

FAR Limited reported a sharp turnaround to a $1.8 million loss in H1 2025, driven by a $6 million claim from Woodside Energy over its Senegal RSSD Project sale. The company continues negotiations amid volatile oil prices impacting its receivables.