Stanmore Resources Limited (ASX:SMR)
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Apr 28, 2026, 4:13 PM AEST

Stanmore Resources Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Record production and strong cash flow in 2025 enabled higher dividends and a stable net debt position, despite lower coal prices and inflation. Outlook for 2026 includes stable costs, continued capital discipline, and growth projects progressing through regulatory phases.

  • Record Q4 operational results and strong cash generation led to reduced net debt and robust liquidity. Weather disruptions impacted Q1 outlook, but recovery is underway, with 2026 guidance and dividend decisions expected in February.

  • Operational and financial performance was robust, with record production at key assets and improved cash position. Guidance was narrowed due to Isaac Plains constraints, but Poitrel's recovery offset some impact. Met coal prices remained stable, and cost guidance is sensitive to FX rates.

  • H1 2025 saw resilient performance despite weather and price headwinds, with cost reductions, strong cash flow, and reaffirmed guidance. Production is weighted to H2, with Poitrel outperforming and Isaac Plains facing recovery risk. Medium-term demand outlook remains positive.

  • Strong operational recovery and positive cash flow were achieved despite challenging weather and weak coal prices. Full-year production and cost guidance remain unchanged, with higher volumes and improved yields expected in the second half.

  • AGM 2025

    Record production and strong financial results were achieved in 2024, with major capital projects completed under budget and a robust dividend declared. The board addressed governance, director re-elections, and strategic growth, while managing weather and market challenges.

  • Q1 2025 faced severe weather and weak coal prices, but production outperformed expectations and full-year guidance was maintained. Cost and CapEx guidance were reduced, and cash flow remains positive, with market recovery hinging on Indian demand and global trade dynamics.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

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