Yancoal Australia (ASX: YAL, HKEX: 3668) disclosed its financial and operating performance for the 2025 fiscal year. The company recorded A$5.95 billion in revenue and A$1.44 billion in operating EBITDA, representing a 24.00% operating EBITDA margin. Profit after tax stood at A$440.00 million, with earnings per share of A$0.33.

Attributable saleable coal production reached 38.60 million tonnes, a 5.00% increase from the previous year. The average realized sales price was A$146 per tonne, comprising A$136 per tonne for thermal coal and A$203 per tonne for metallurgical coal. Cash operating costs were A$92 per tonne, while the cash operating margin was A$39 per tonne. Yancoal Australia ended the period holding A$2.10 billion in cash, with no outstanding interest-bearing loans.

A final dividend of A$161.00 million (A$0.12 per share) was announced, on top of the interim dividend paid earlier in the year, bringing the overall payout ratio to 55.00%. Royalty expenses, capital expenditure of A$750.00 million, and state-specific royalty rates were also highlighted. Operational guidance for 2026 anticipates attributable saleable coal production of 36.50–40.50 million tonnes and cash operating costs of A$90–98 per tonne.