Bathurst Resources Limited.
BRL.ASXMaterials
Exploration, development and coal production in New Zealand.
Market Data
$0.560
+0.0%$133.2M
-100000.0x
$-0.131
0.00%
-0.2%
Latest Earnings
March 2026 Quarterly Report
29 April 2026
Bathurst Resources maintained its full-year consolidated EBITDA guidance of $35-45m despite facing significantly increased fuel costs from the Iran-US conflict, with year-to-date consolidated EBITDA of $30m (down $10m YoY). The decline was driven by reduced domestic segment earnings, partially offset by strong export segment performance (+96kt sales volume) and higher Hard Coking Coal prices, while the company maintains a robust cash position of $141m including restricted deposits. Key points: Maintained full-year consolidated EBITDA guidance of $35-45m despite significant fuel cost headwinds from Iran-US conflict; Strong export segment performance with sales volumes up 96kt YoY, offset by lower HCC benchmark pricing vs PCP; Robust cash position of $141m (including restricted deposits) providing financial flexibility for development projects
Recent Announcements
March 2026 Quarterly Report
Bathurst Resources maintained its full-year consolidated EBITDA guidance of $35-45m despite facing significantly increased fuel costs from the Iran-US conflict, with year-to-date consolidated EBITDA of $30m (down $10m YoY). The decline was driven by reduced domestic segment earnings, partially offset by strong export segment performance (+96kt sales volume) and higher Hard Coking Coal prices, while the company maintains a robust cash position of $141m including restricted deposits. Key points: Maintained full-year consolidated EBITDA guidance of $35-45m despite significant fuel cost headwinds from Iran-US conflict; Strong export segment performance with sales volumes up 96kt YoY, offset by lower HCC benchmark pricing vs PCP; Robust cash position of $141m (including restricted deposits) providing financial flexibility for development projects
Half Year Results Webcast Presentation
Bathurst Resources Limited (ASX: BRL) released its half-year FY26 results showing consolidated revenue of NZD $115 million and EBITDA of NZD $16 million, down from NZD $119 million and NZD $27 million respectively in H1 FY25, due to weaker export coal pricing and increased costs.
Half Year Results - December 2025
Bathurst Resources reported H1 FY26 consolidated EBITDA of NZD $16.2m, down 41% from $27.5m in H1 FY25, but ahead of internal forecasts despite challenging Hard Coking Coal (HCC) pricing conditions. Revenue declined 3.6% to $114.6m, with a net loss after tax of $3.4m versus a profit of $8.3m in the prior period, driven by lower export coal prices and reduced domestic sales volumes. Management maintained full-year EBITDA guidance of $35m–$45m, supported by a recent recovery in HCC benchmark prices and a strong cash balance of $155.6m. Key points: H1 FY26 EBITDA of $16.2m was ahead of internal forecasts despite challenging HCC pricing environment.; Strong consolidated cash balance of $155.6m (including restricted short-term deposits) as at 31 December 2025.; Export segment production increased 30% to 514kt and sales rose 60% to 501kt, recovering from prior year Tawhai tunnel disruption.
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