Yancoal Australia (03668) announces that its net profit attributable to shareholders for 2025 is 440 million Australian dollars, a decrease of approximately 64% year-on-year.

YANCOAL AUS (03668) released its performance for 2025, achieving revenue of 5.949 billion Australian dollars, a decrease of approximately 13% compared to the previous year; net profit attributable to shareholders was 440 million Australian dollars, a decrease of approximately 64% compared to the previous year; basic earnings per share were 33.4 Australian cents, with a final cash dividend of 0.1220 Australian dollars per share. The announcement stated that the decrease in revenue was mainly due to a 15% decrease in coal sales revenue from 67.66 billion Australian dollars in 2024 to 57.79 billion Australian dollars in 2025. The overall average selling price of self-produced coal by the group decreased by 17% from 176 Australian dollars/ton in 2024 to 146 Australian dollars/ton in 2025, mainly due to the decline in global coal prices, with the GCNewc thermal coal index dropping by 30 US dollars/ton (22%); the API5 index dropping by 16 US dollars/ton (18%); and the Platts semi-soft coking coal index dropping by 28 US dollars/ton (19%); partially offset by a 2% depreciation in the AUD/USD exchange rate from an average of 0.6603 in 2024 to 0.6449 in 2025. The average selling price of thermal coal decreased from 160 Australian dollars/ton to 136 Australian dollars/ton, while the average selling price of metallurgical coal decreased from 276 Australian dollars/ton to 203 Australian dollars/ton. In 2025, the profit attributable to Yancoal Australia shareholders of 440 million Australian dollars was affected by several non-operating items. The impact of pre-tax net losses totaled 62 million Australian dollars, including fair value losses of 51 million Australian dollars from reclassification of hedging reserves, franchise fee payments of 44 million Australian dollars, revaluation losses of 25 million Australian dollars on receivable franchise fees, and stamp duty of 5 million Australian dollars from the acquisition of a 3.75% interest in Morabeni, partially offset by revaluation gains of 41 million Australian dollars on receivable franchise fees and a net profit of 22 million Australian dollars from the Donaldson sales transaction.