Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
6 Aug 2026annual report● Neutral
Beach's 2026 Annual Report, covering the year to June 2026, repeats the results already released the same day. Production was 19.4 MMboe and underlying NPAT $355m. AGM is set for 11 November 2026. The extract shows no new information.
Beach's FY26 Appendix 4E showed revenue down 9% to $1,921.2m, statutory profit up 742% to $281.4m and underlying NPAT down 21% to $354.8m. The final dividend was 2.0 cents (3.0 cents for the year) and NTA per share was $1.41.
2026 Corporate Governance Statement, approved by the Board on 4 August 2026. It describes the board's roles and structure (seven directors) and carries no new business information.
Slides for the FY26 results released the same day. The extract shows only disclaimers and assumptions (Brent US$76/bbl for FY27); no new information visible.
Appendix 4G, the annual key to Beach's corporate governance disclosures for the year to 30 June 2026. Administrative only, no new business information.
Operator Omega began mobilising a rig to Canyon-3 to start its 2026/27 Taroom Trough program: four vertical wells, about 30 days each, then one or two horizontals. Beach holds 25% of ATP 2081 (not the Canyon pads), where a third pad is being built. Start was later than planned.
CEO Brett Woods received 217,271 shares on 1 July 2026 from vesting of deferred FY24 and FY25 short-term incentive rights, supplied from shares already bought on market. His holding is now 236,195 shares. Routine director interest notice.
25 May 2026asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Beach agreed to sell its 60% of VIC/L35 (Artisan gas discovery) to Amplitude (50%) and O.G. Otway (10%) for $70m upfront plus a $3.75/GJ royalty, about $140m in total. La Bella 2 will not be drilled, freeing over $500m of capital.
Macquarie conference slides dated 6 May 2026. The extract shows only disclaimers and assumptions (Brent US$76.8/bbl for FY26); no new information visible.
March quarter production rose 7% to 4.8 MMboe as Waitsia reached 94% of nameplate; revenue $419m, liquidity $974m. FY26 production guidance cut to 19.4-20.3 MMboe (from 19.7-22.0) on Waitsia ramp-up and Cooper rain. New Queensland acreage awarded.
Beach and operator Santos took final investment decision on Moomba Central Optimisation in the Cooper Basin. Net capex is about $250m over three years, targeting over $400m of net savings; completion targeted H1 FY29.
10 Feb 2026asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Omega-led joint venture awarded 750 sq km Taroom Trough block PLR2025-1-9 by Queensland; Beach takes 25% (Omega 45% operator, Tri-Star 30%). This is Beach's entry into the Taroom Trough, with drilling possible from H2 2026.
H1 FY26 results: production 9.5 MMboe (down 7%, flood-hit), underlying NPAT $219m, net gearing 12%, liquidity $925m. Interim dividend 1.0c. FY26 guidance maintained, with Waitsia now ramping up after its first gas export.
Half year to December 2025 profit was $150.2m (down 32%), underlying NPAT $219m (down 8%) and revenue $982m. The interim dividend was cut to 1.0c from about 2.0c a year earlier, and the unsuccessful Hercules 1 well was expensed.
Slides for the H1 FY26 results released the same day. The extract shows only disclaimers and assumptions (Brent US$63.7/bbl for FY26); no new information visible.
CEO Brett Woods' 1,061,426 performance rights from his 2023 sign-on grant vested on 29 January 2026. They remain rights until exercised, with until January 2028 to convert. Routine director interest notice.
First sales gas exported from the Waitsia Gas Plant into the pipeline on 8 December 2025, completing the long-delayed Stage 2 project. Emergency power restart tests come before ramp-up begins. This is later than the earlier 'within two weeks' expectation of 7 November.
Waitsia Gas Plant reached Ready For Start Up, with first sales gas expected within two weeks. After repeated slippage, this is the final step before ramp-up; the plant's nameplate is 250 TJ/day.
Lead independent director Peter Moore will retire at the November 2025 AGM after eight years. Former Woodside executive Shaun Gregory joins as independent non-executive director from 1 September 2025.
2025 Annual Report restating FY25 results already announced: production 19.7 MMboe, revenue $1,997m, underlying NPAT $451m, dividends 9.0c. AGM set for 12 November 2025. Nothing new beyond the results release.
2025 Corporate Governance Statement, approved by the board 3 August 2025; the board has seven directors. Routine compliance document with no new business information.
Appendix 4E for FY25: revenue up 13% to $2,106m, underlying NPAT up 32% to $450.5m, but statutory net loss of $43.8m. Final dividend 6.0c fully franked, record date 29 August, payable 30 September 2025.
Slides for the FY25 results released the same day. The extract shows only disclaimers and assumptions (Brent US$65/bbl for FY26); no new information visible.
June quarter production 4.6 MMboe; FY25 production up 9% to 19.7 MMboe, revenue $2.0bn, net debt $368m. Waitsia first gas slips again to Q1 FY26. Beharra Springs Deep 3 shows depletion (-10.7 MMboe 2P); $674m impairment expected.
17 July 2025asset acquisition disposition● Neutral
Vintage says Amplitude waived pre-emption rights and consented to Beach as operator of PEP 171, clearing joint venture conditions for the sale of Vintage's 25% to Beach. Completion still needs regulatory and Ministerial approvals; consideration is $1.25m.