Past year: ▲ 167%(0.15c – 3.10c AUD)
Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
14 July 2026regulatory community update● Neutral
BPH reports Asset Energy has lodged a notice of appeal in the Full Court against the PEP11 judgment, confirming the 3 July intention. Timing of hearing and decision is for the Court. Third-party release; Bounty holds 15%.
3 July 2026regulatory community update● Neutral
BPH Energy, which holds an indirect interest via its 35.81% stake in Advent, says Advent's subsidiary Asset Energy will appeal the PEP11 judgment to the Full Court. Bounty's 15% interest stays tied to the permit fight. Third-party release.
30 June 2026security holder rights change● Neutral
Bounty issued 632,205,885 free-attaching options (exercise $0.01, expiring 29 June 2030) to placement investors, Oakley and note holders, and applied to quote them as BUYOA. Completes the option issue promised in the recapitalisation; top-20 and distribution schedules attached.
19 June 2026regulatory community update▼ BadMajor
The Federal Court dismissed the PEP11 judicial review on 17 June 2026, so the refusal to extend the permit stands. Bounty holds 15%. It is reviewing options with the joint venture, including appeal. This resolves the wait for judgment and is a setback.
16 June 2026capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Bounty completed Tranche 1 of its recapitalisation: 784,313,726 placement shares at $0.0051 (about $4M) issued 12 June. Also issued 50,576,471 shares to Oakley, 39,215,687 shares settling CQ Pastoral's $200k debt, and 58,627,452 shares on note conversion.
16 June 2026joint venture update▲ Good
Bounty engaged consultancy OPC APAC to assess and plan development of its Alton and Fairymount fields, starting with the Eluanbrook prospect. After the capital raising, Naccowlah arrears were cut from $1.77M to $1.2M.
12 June 2026regulatory community update● Neutral
The Federal Court will deliver its judgment on the PEP-11 judicial review on 17 June 2026. This ends the wait since the February hearing for Bounty's 15% interest.
5 June 2026capital raising announcement● Neutral
Bounty lodged a prospectus on 5 June 2026 offering new options. It is a transaction-specific document tied to the recapitalisation; the visible text carries no new figures.
1 June 2026capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Bounty has firm commitments for about A$4.5M via 882,352,942 shares at $0.0051, with one free option per two shares. Tranche 1 is 784M shares; a further $500,000 tranche needs approval at a 14 July 2026 meeting. Completes the March recapitalisation placement.
29 May 2026material agreement▲ GoodMajor
Bounty and all Naccowlah partners signed a payment plan for $1.77M of arrears cash calls, payable in three instalments by 30 June 2026, 31 December 2026 and 30 June 2027. Interest accrues at BBSW plus 4%. This resolves the arrears talks flagged on 22 May.
28 May 2026asset acquisition disposition● NeutralMajor
Bounty signed a non-binding MoU with Jereh Energy Solutions Australia on a possible farm-out or sale of its Surat Basin assets, with exclusivity for a defined period. The company says this could reduce funding needs; no binding deal is certain.
27 May 2026other● Neutral
The 30-for-1 consolidation is complete, leaving 52,055,030 ordinary shares on issue. New holding statements have been issued.
25 May 2026other● Neutral
Updated Appendix 3A.3 gives the actual post-consolidation share count: 52,055,030 shares, from 1,561,600,981. Administrative update only.
22 May 2026joint venture update▼ BadMajor
Bounty discloses that unpaid Naccowlah cash calls have accumulated to $1.7M, which the company attributes to low oil prices and rising operating costs. It is in advanced talks with the joint venture on an arrears agreement. Future wells are flagged for 2026/2027.
19 May 2026security holder rights change● Neutral
Shareholders approved the 30-for-1 consolidation at the 18 May 2026 meeting, effective that day, reducing 1,561,600,981 shares. Bounty says it aims for a capital structure closer to similar-sized companies and a share price more attractive to institutions.
18 May 2026other● Neutral
Bounty lodges its amended constitution, approved by special resolution at the 18 May 2026 general meeting. Administrative filing; no operational or financial information.
18 May 2026other● Neutral
Updated Appendix 3A.3 confirms shareholders approved the 30-for-1 consolidation at the 18 May 2026 meeting. Share count is still the estimate: 1,561,600,981 falling to 52,053,366.
8 Apr 2026other● Neutral
Appendix 3A.3 notice of the 30-for-1 share consolidation, subject to shareholder approval on 18 May 2026. Shares on issue would fall from 1,561,600,981 to an estimated 52,053,366. Follows the March recapitalisation proposal.
27 Mar 2026capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Bounty proposes a recapitalisation: a 30-for-1 share consolidation, a placement of up to $4M at $0.0051 per post-consolidation share with free options, and conversion of $200,000 owed to CQ Pastoral. It has issued $39k convertible notes and $260k loan notes, with shareholder meeting due by 31 May 2026.
13 Mar 2026half year report▼ Bad
Half-year to 31 December 2025: revenue $495k (down 22% from $627k) and net loss $661k versus $365k a year earlier. Capital spending was $225k. No exploration impairments were recorded. Production averaged 21 boepd at period end.
23 Feb 2026regulatory community update● Neutral
The PEP 11 judicial review hearing was completed on 20 and 23 February 2026 before Justice Jackson. The decision is reserved to a future date, so Bounty's 15% interest still awaits an outcome.
23 Jan 2026director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
CEO Philip Kelso, in the role since 2009, retired on 22 January 2026. Chairman Graham Reveleigh and director Charles Ross also retire after 20+ years. Former COO Kane Marshall becomes Chairman and Robin Armstrong joins as a director, with a stated growth strategy and new ventures.
27 Nov 2025investor presentation● Neutral
AGM presentation says Naccowlah revenue is about $90k a month, covering corporate costs. It outlines a Surat Basin plan targeting A$50-60M gross revenue over ten years, which the company says will require raising funds. PEP 11 hearing is February 2026.
28 Oct 2025annual report● Neutral
The 2025 Annual Report repeats FY25 oil revenue of $1.09M, cash and current assets of $0.96M, nil debt, and Queensland 2P/2C of 413,000 bbl. Four Naccowlah wells are expected in 2026, Surat Basin production in 2026, and the PEP 11 hearing in February 2026.
28 Oct 2025admin correction● Neutral
Revised option expiry notice: the effective expiry is Friday 28 November 2025, and quotation of BUYO options ends 24 November rather than 25 November. Other terms are unchanged: 428,565,681 options at $0.025, shares at $0.003.
28 Oct 2025annual report● Neutral
Corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G for FY2025, current at 27 October 2025. Administrative compliance filing with no new operational or financial information.
27 Oct 2025security holder rights change● Neutral
Notice that 428,565,681 listed BUYO options (exercise price $0.025) expire 30 November 2025. Bounty calls them out of the money, with shares at $0.003 on 24 October 2025. Holders can exercise, sell, or let them lapse.
1 Oct 2025annual report● Neutral
Media release on FY2025 results: revenue $1.09M, loss $1.62M, cash and current assets $0.96M, nil debt. Queensland 2P/2C reserves are given as 0.62M bbl, revenue is expected to reach $2.4M in 2026, and the PEP 11 hearing is February 2026.
30 Sept 2025annual report▼ Bad
FY2025 accounts: revenue $1.09M (down 33%) and net loss $1.62M versus $0.93M, including $0.41M rehabilitation and $0.34M exploration write-offs. Naccowlah 2P/2C share 159,000 bbl. Naccowlah drilling is now flagged for 2026 rather than 2025.
25 Sept 2025regulatory community update▼ Bad
The PEP 11 judicial review is now listed for a two-day hearing in Federal Court, Sydney on 20 and 23 February 2026. This pushes the hoped-for resolution of Bounty's 15% permit interest back about five months from September 2025.
