Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum 2026
Logotype for Fenix Resources Ltd

Fenix Resources (FEX) Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum 2026 summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

Logotype for Fenix Resources Ltd

Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum 2026 summary

4 Aug, 2026

Business Overview and Achievements

  • Built an integrated iron ore mining, logistics, and shipping operation in Western Australia's Midwest, with a unique business model focused on high-grade direct shipping ore.

  • Achieved and sustained C1 cash costs below AUD 75/ton, outperforming initial feasibility targets and industry peers, with costs declining by 18% since FY22.

  • Invested over AUD 300 million in business growth without additional equity raises since 2020, while paying over AUD 75 million in fully franked dividends.

  • Owns exclusive 30-year mining rights to 290 million tons of direct shipping ore in the Weld Range, supporting long-term production ambitions.

  • Controls the entire supply chain from pit to port, including haulage and port operations, enabling operational efficiency and cost discipline.

Growth Strategy and Future Plans

  • Transitioning from three separate mines to a hub-based model, with the Beebyn Hub and future Madoonga Hub supporting a 10 million ton per annum target.

  • Three-year plan guides production from 4.4 million tons in FY 2024 to 5 million in FY 2025, and up to 6 million by FY 2028, with a target of ~10Mtpa by FY31.

  • Scoping study outlines a pathway to reduce C1 cash costs to AUD 55/ton at 10 million tons per annum scale.

  • Infrastructure acquisitions, including Geraldton Port storage and rail sidings, support expansion and logistics integration.

  • The three-year production plan to FY28 is fully funded from operations, with a DFS on track for late 2026.

Industry Context and Market Outlook

  • Iron ore remains the dominant source of mining royalties in Western Australia, contributing nearly 90% of state royalties.

  • Global steel production is projected to reach 1.85 billion tonnes in 2025, with Australia and Brazil supplying two-thirds of seaborne iron ore.

  • Iron and steel account for 95% of all global metal production by tonnage, underpinning structural demand.

  • Despite a bearish price environment, disciplined cost management and hedging strategies have ensured profitability and shareholder returns.

  • Long-term demand for steel and iron ore underpins confidence in future growth, with the Midwest region holding globally significant resources.

Partial view of Summaries dataset, powered by Quartr API
AI can get things wrong. Verify important information.
All investor relations material. One API.
Learn more