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Yancoal Australia YAL.AX · AUD

Energy · ASX · 🇦🇺 Australia

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About Yancoal Australia

Its shares trade on ASX under the ticker YAL.AX. It has been listed since 28 June 2012. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of A$5.88bn and net income of A$440.0m. At that date it held total assets of A$12.21bn and shareholders' equity of A$9.03bn.

Yancoal Australia Ltd. engages in the identification, development, and operation of coal related resources. The company is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales. The company went IPO on 2012-06-28. The firm is engaged in production of thermal and metallurgical coal for use in the power generation and steel industries in Asian markets. The company holds ownership interests in, and operate, five coal mine complexes across New South Wales and Queensland, and manage five others across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia. Its interests in New South Wales include the Hunter Valley Operations (HVO), Mount Thorley and Warkworth open cut mines (MTW), Moolarben coal complex (Moolarben) and the Stratford and Duralie mines (Stratford Duralie). Its mining interests in Queensland are located in the Bowen basin and include the Yarrabee mine (Yarrabee) and Middlemount mine (Middlemount). Its mining interests also include the Ashton, Austar and Donaldson mines (Watagan Mines) in New South Wales.

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Company facts

Sector
Energy
Industry
Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels
Listed since
28 Jun 2012
Employees
3,119

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Mr. Gang RuNon-Executive Chairman of the Board
  • Mr. Sharif BurraChief Executive Officer
  • Mr. Ning YueExecutive Co-Vice Chairman of the Board, since 2023A$1.3m
  • Mr. Gregory FletcherNon-Executive Independent Co-Vice Chairman of the BoardA$389,340
  • Mr. Ning SuChief Financial OfficerA$1.7m
  • Ms. Ling ZhangCompany Secretary, Chief Legal, Compliance, Corporate Affairs Officer
  • Mr. Xiaolong HuangNon-Executive Director
  • Mr. Ang LiNon-Executive Director
  • Mr. Jiuhong WangNon-Executive Director
  • Mr. Zhiguo ZhaoNon-Executive Director
  • Ms. Debra BakkerNon-Executive Independent DirectorA$202,782
  • Mr. Peter SmithNon-Executive Independent Director

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
69
Environment
99
Social
85
Governance
23
Direct emissions (scope 1)
1,858,400 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
276,623 t
Women in the workforce
15%
Carbon reduction policy
No
Human rights policy
Yes

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Strong coal reserves and resources, providing a solid foundation for production and sales.
  • Established market presence and reputation in the Australian coal industry.
  • Successful track record of operating and managing coal mines efficiently.

Weaknesses

  • Heavy reliance on coal as the primary source of revenue, making the company vulnerable to fluctuations in coal prices.
  • Limited diversification into other energy sources, potentially hindering long-term sustainability.
  • High operational costs and ongoing capital expenditures, putting strain on profitability.

Opportunities

  • Growing demand for coal in developing countries, particularly in Asia, presents an opportunity for increased exports.
  • Potential for expansion into renewable energy sources, such as wind or solar power, to diversify the company's portfolio and tap into evolving market trends.
  • Strategic partnerships and collaborations with other industry players to leverage expertise and resources for mutual growth.

Threats

  • Strict environmental regulations and increasing focus on clean energy may lead to decreased demand for coal and stricter operating standards.
  • Volatility in global coal prices and international trade policies can adversely impact the company's financial performance.
  • Competition from other coal mining companies, both domestically and internationally, pose a threat to market share and profitability.

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