Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
26 Aug 2026half year report● Neutral
Half-year to 30 June 2026 profit of US$1.44M, versus a US$1.82M loss a year earlier. Net tangible assets were 21.29 cents per share, down from 44.44 cents at December 2025. Maximum future contingent payment remains US$19.8M.
June 2026 quarter: FAR received the US$23.7M provisional payment and paid the 35 cent capital return (US$22.8M) on 11 June. Cash ended at about US$2.0M. Sangomar averaged 99,000 barrels a day; Woodside is evaluating a possible Phase 2.
The ATO published a class ruling confirming the 35 cent capital return, approved 28 May and paid 11 June 2026, is not a dividend for tax purposes. Qualifying holders may treat any gain as a discount capital gain. Resolves the tax question.
Chair's AGM address repeats known points: the US$23.7M provisional payment was received on 12 May 2026, the Woodside claim was paid on 30 December 2025, and approval is sought for the 35 cent capital return. Woodside expects Sangomar output to decline over 2026.
Sonya Tissera replaced Michael Sapountzis as Company Secretary from 21 May 2026, following team reassignments at corporate secretarial provider Vistra. Administrative change.
March 2026 quarter: cash US$1.8M, Sangomar at 99,000 barrels a day, with Woodside expecting rates to decline over the rest of 2026. The US$23.7M provisional payment is now expected in May 2026; 35 cent capital return vote set for 28 May.
2025 annual report: restates the US$23.7M provisional 2025 payment, the proposed 35 cent capital return and the settled US$6.03M Woodside claim, with refund rights to 2030. Nothing new beyond earlier announcements.
Annual corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G for 2025, reporting against ASX governance recommendations. Compliance filing; no new company developments in the extract.
Formal notice of the proposed 35 cent per share cash return of capital: ex-date 2 June, record date 3 June, payment 11 June 2026. Needs shareholder approval on 28 May; ATO class ruling being sought. Funded from cash at bank.
16 Mar 2026capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Woodside agreed a provisional 2025 contingent payment of US$23.7M, expected April 2026. FAR plans a 35 cent per share capital return (about A$32.3M), subject to approval at the 28 May 2026 AGM. Maximum future contingent payment becomes US$19.8M.
December 2025 quarter: cash fell to US$1.9M after FAR paid Woodside the US$6.03M claim settlement. Sangomar averaged 99,000 barrels a day. Completes the December settlement; the 2024 payment reconciliation is still open.
FAR agreed with Woodside to settle the US$6,029,899 claim by paying it in full promptly, from funds already held back. Woodside will refund the amount if it recovers the costs from Senegal's ministry before 31 December 2030. Resolves the dispute.
September 2025 quarter: cash US$7.9M. Sangomar averaged 99,000 barrels a day and Woodside added 18.4M barrels of proved reserves. Woodside's US$6.03M claim is still being discussed.
Half-year to 30 June 2025 showed a loss of US$1.82M versus a US$40.8M profit a year earlier. The loss was mainly from adjusting the Woodside receivable for its US$6.03M claim. Net assets were US$40.2M.
June 2025 quarter: cash rose to US$8.2M after the US$11.5M provisional payment, less the US$4.8M capital return. Sangomar produced 101,000 barrels a day. Woodside's US$6.03M claim remains under discussion.
The ATO published a class ruling confirming that the 8 cent capital return, approved 30 May and paid 12 June 2025, is not a dividend for tax purposes. Qualifying holders can treat any gain as a discount capital gain. Resolves the tax question raised earlier.
Chair's AGM address repeats known points: provisional US$11.5M payment received, Woodside's US$6.03M claim not accepted, and the 8 cent capital return sought for payment on 12 June. No new announcements.
Woodside has made a formal claim of US$6,029,899 against FAR, demanding payment within 14 days, after Senegal's ministry finally refused to allow certain costs. This turns the earlier potential indemnity into a real claim, within the US$6.8M cap. FAR disputes liability and reserves its rights.
March 2025 quarter: cash US$1.6M, Sangomar at 99,000 barrels a day. Repeats the expected May provisional US$11.5M payment, the proposed 8 cent capital return and the continuing potential Woodside claim. Board remains open to selling the payment.
Formal notice of the 8 cent per share cash return of capital: record date 5 June, payment 12 June 2025. Subject to shareholder approval on 30 May; ATO class ruling being applied for. Funded from cash at bank.
Woodside will pay a provisional US$11.5M in May 2025, and FAR plans an 8 cent per share capital return (about A$7.4M), subject to approval at the 30 May AGM. Funds are held back for the possible Woodside indemnity claim, which FAR does not concede.
Annual corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G for 2024, reporting against ASX governance recommendations. Compliance filing; no new company developments in the extract.
2024 annual report: no employees beyond non-executive directors, office lease ended 31 January 2025, no buy-backs or capital returns in 2024. Restates the ~US$11.5M contingent payment estimate and the possible Woodside indemnity (cap US$6.8M). No acceptable offer yet for the payment.
FAR estimates the 2024 Woodside contingent payment at about US$11.5M, based on Woodside's 13.3 MMbbl 2024 entitlement production. This is the first annual tranche of the up-to-US$55M. Exact amount and timing depend on an ongoing volume reconciliation.
Woodside flagged a possible indemnity claim against FAR after a Senegal ministry audit rejected some pre-2014 costs. FAR's exposure under the 2021 sale agreement is capped at US$6.8M, and claim notice must come by June 2025. No claim yet made.
December quarter: Sangomar produced 95,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day, with commissioning completed. FAR awaits the first annual Woodside payment and remains open to selling it. Cash fell to US$1.7M.
18 Oct 2024quarterly activities report● NeutralMajor
September quarter: several offers for the Woodside payment were received, but the board judged them not attractive enough versus holding it. Sangomar reached 100,000 barrels a day nameplate capacity. Cash was US$2.0M.
Michael Sapountzis became company secretary and Linh Gigler CFO, replacing Claire Newstead-Sinclair, who resigned from both roles. Administrative change.
Half-year to 30 June 2024 showed a profit of US$40.8M against a prior loss of US$2.9M. The text does not explain the cause in the extract. Net tangible assets were 47.19 cents per share (3.21 prior). Sale process for the Woodside payment is under way.