80 Mile (80M) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
17 Mar, 2026Executive summary
Completed a strategic transformation, expanding into industrial gases and hydrocarbons, and rebranding to 80 Mile PLC.
Raised £1.2m and £1.5m through share issuances to fund expansion and acquire a stake in Hydrogen Valley Ltd.
Acquired White Flame Energy and the Jameson Land Basin Project, and divested Finnish subsidiary FinnAust Mining to Metals One Plc, retaining industrial gas rights.
Secured 100% ownership of Disko and Nikkeli projects, and advanced biofuels operations in Italy.
Financial highlights
Net loss for 2024 was £9.56m, compared to a £1.81m loss in 2023.
Revenue remained negligible at £35,887 (2023: £213,523), reflecting the exploration-stage nature.
Cash and cash equivalents at year-end were £637,822 (2023: £200,700).
Raised £4.23m net from share capital issues during the year.
Impairment charges on intangible assets totaled £4.9m, mainly related to Finnish and Greenlandic licenses.
Outlook and guidance
Positioned to benefit from rising demand for critical minerals, helium, and industrial gases.
Operations in stable, resource-rich jurisdictions support future growth.
Plans to recommence operations at the Italian biofuels plant and expand Hydrogen Valley stake.
Additional fundraising will be required within 12 months to meet operational objectives.
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