• 16% increase in ROM coal production to 32.2Mt
• 11% increase in attributable saleable coal production to 18.9Mt
• Cash operating costs down 8% to A$93/t

Yancoal Australia Ltd has reported its financial results for the first half of 2025, highlighting strong operational and financial performance. The company's total ROM coal production increased by 16% to 32.2Mt, while attributable saleable coal production grew by 11% to 18.9Mt. This performance was driven by the company's three large open-cut tier-1 mines. Cash operating costs decreased by 8% to A$93/t, reflecting the company's focus on cost control and operational efficiency. The company's revenue for the period was A$2.68 billion, with an operating EBITDA of A$595 million and a profit after tax of A$163 million. Yancoal remains committed to improving its safety performance, with a total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR) of 6.32, which is below the industry weighted average. The company has also made progress in its sustainability initiatives, with the release of its 2024 Sustainability Report and the development of systems and processes to meet increased disclosure requirements. Overall, Yancoal is well-positioned to deliver strong results in 2025 and beyond.

Yancoal expects to maintain its strong operational and financial performance in 2025, with full-year saleable coal production guidance of 50-55Mt (attributable).

Yancoal remains optimistic about the outlook for the coal market, with the higher marginal cost of production likely to support coal price indices at higher levels than in the past. The company is focused on maintaining its cost competitiveness and delivering sustainable growth.