Rex International Holding Reports US$154.5M Revenue, US$29.7M Loss in 1H FY2025; Drilling Activity to Increase in 2H
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Summary:
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Revenue: US$154.50 million, down 3% year-on-year (vs US$158.67 million in 1H FY2024).
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Gross profit: US$37.10 million.
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Loss after tax: US$29.65 million (wider than the US$10.45 million loss in 1H FY2024), primarily due to tax, higher depletion costs, and impairment losses.
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Adjusted EBITDA: US$67.49 million, down 24% from US$88.25 million.
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Production: Averaged 11,208 barrels per day (up from 10,934 bbl/day in 1H FY2024); volume up but lower crude oil prices offset gains.
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Cash and investments: US$107.66 million as at 30 June 2025 (down from US$130.17 million at end-2024); of which cash & cash equivalents total US$96.58 million.
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Outlook: More drilling activity expected in Oman, Norway, Germany, and Benin in 2H FY2025. New financing initiatives are underway for subsidiaries. Production growth remains a core focus, with several new wells planned to boost capacity in late 2025 and 2026.
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Management highlights: Oil price volatility and non-cash accounting items weighed on results, but operational ramp-up is ongoing and production is expected to increase further in multiple markets.