Grange Resources (GRR) AGM 2026 presentation summary
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AGM 2026 presentation summary
13 May, 2026Purpose, vision, and values
Focus on responsible mineral extraction to support sustainable development and prosperity.
Commitment to producing high-quality steelmaking raw materials efficiently and economically.
Emphasis on safety, respect, accountability, efficiency, sustainability, teamwork, and people.
Financial and operational performance
Market capitalization of A$214m and available funds of A$284m with no debt as of March 2026.
Consistent profitable operations, with over A$370m in dividends paid since 2020.
2025 cash costs at A$165/t and price premium of ~18% over the 65% Fe benchmark.
Stable iron ore pellet production and sales, maintaining strong EBITDA through commodity cycles.
Asset base and project development
Savage River: 464Mt @ 44% DTR mineral resource, supporting long-life operations.
Southdown: 1,257Mt @ 33.8% DTR, one of Australia’s largest undeveloped magnetite resources.
NPUG (North Pit Underground Project) advanced with over 5km of underground development and bulk ore sample processed.
Resource at Savage River open at depth, indicating potential for further expansion.
Latest events from Grange Resources
- Profit dropped sharply on weaker prices, but safety, cash, and decarbonisation progress remained strong.GRR
H2 202424 Mar 2026 - Higher production, lower costs, and strong safety, with stable prices and advancing projects.GRR
Q4 2025 TU27 Jan 2026 - Higher production, lower costs, and improved pricing drove strong quarterly financial results.GRR
Q3 2025 TU27 Oct 2025 - Profit and revenue declined on weaker iron ore prices, but safety and operational reliability remained strong.GRR
H1 202528 Aug 2025 - Production and sales volumes rose, but lower prices and higher costs reduced cash reserves.GRR
Q2 2025 TU27 Jul 2025 - Pellet sales rose sharply, but lower prices and weather disruptions pressured financials.GRR
Q3 2024 TU13 Jun 2025 - Profit declined on lower sales, but cash flow and emission reduction projects remain strong.GRR
H1 202413 Jun 2025 - Production and prices rose, costs fell, and CEO transition marked a strong quarter.GRR
Q2 2024 TU13 Jun 2025 - Higher prices and project progress offset lower Q1 output from planned maintenance.GRR
Q1 2025 TU6 Jun 2025