Geo Energy Resources (RE4) Q1 2024 earnings summary
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Q1 2024 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q1 revenue was US$98.96m, down 25% YoY, and net profit was US$8.66m, down 46%; coal sales held at 1.8m tonnes.
Cost resilience and mining-plan optimisation supported a 24.1% cash profit margin despite lower coal prices; an interim dividend of 0.2 Singapore cents per share was declared.
Financial highlights
Revenue fell to US$98.96m from US$131.88m; gross profit declined 40% to US$16.72m.
Profit before tax was US$11.00m, down 57% YoY; profit for the period was US$8.66m, down 46%.
Other income rose 24% to US$2.1m, mainly from FX gains and interest income; G&A expenses increased to US$3.5m from US$2.7m, reflecting expanded operations and headcount after the GEE acquisition.
Finance costs rose to US$5.1m from US$0.014m following US$220m of term-loan drawdowns in October 2023; income tax expense was US$2.3m and the effective tax rate fell to 21% from 38%.
Operating cash flow was an outflow of US$16.2m versus US$19.1m; working-capital outflow was US$32.9m.
Outlook and guidance
2024 coal sales target remains 10–11m tonnes, with higher volumes expected in 2H; seasonal and adverse weather conditions weighed on Q1 production.
Long-term targets include annual production capacity of 20–25m tonnes and becoming a billion-dollar energy group within 5–6 years.
Integrated infrastructure completion is targeted for December 2025; detailed engineering design and selection of a main EPC contractor on a lumpsum turnkey basis were underway.
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