Highlights
- Coronado’s shares were spotted trading 10.36% higher at AU$2.13 per share today (November 2).
- The company’s shares have fallen by almost 7% in the last six months.
- CRN shared its quarterly earnings report on Tuesday (31 October).
ASX-listed Coronado Global Resources Inc (ASX:CRN) produces metallurgical coal (met coal), an essential element in steel production.
On Wednesday (November 2) at 2.47 PM AEDT, the coal miner's share price was spotted trading 10.36% higher at AU$2.13 per share. This outperformed the ASX 200 Materials index, which was up 1.19%, at 15,818.80 points, today at 2.48 PM AEDT.
Although Coronado shares have fallen by almost 7% in the last six months, the company balanced the share price because of its quarterly earnings report shared on Tuesday (31 October).
In the last month, the company's shares have jumped over 21% and in the previous year they have jumped more than 66%.
What's in Coronado's September quarter report?
A record year-to-date (YTD) 2022 group revenue of US$2,854 million, up 107.8% from YTD 2021 group sales of US$1,374 million, was disclosed by Coronado in its ASX filing. Due to lower pricing, the company's group revenue for the September quarter was US$875 million, a 15.3% decrease from the prior record-setting June quarter.
As of 30 September 2022, Coronado had net cash of US$386 million and closing cash of US$699 million. It listed a US$140 million YTD 2022 group capital expenditure.
The company also disclosed in the ASX filing that its group average mining costs per tonne sold for the first half of 2022 were US$87.6 per tonne, primarily due to sustained high inflationary pressures and production disruptions from wet weather at Curragh.
Coal sales
Coronado’s sales volumes for the September quarter increased 4.8% from the June quarter to 4.1 Mt.

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Data Source- Company announcement dated 31 October 2022
Spindler added that the company's US operations produced and sold more in a quarter than at any other time this year. Spindler remarked that the rock intrusion that caused geological problems in the previous quarter at the Buchanan mine is now behind the company. According to Spindler, Coronado started mining at Logan at its new Winifrede mine, and production rates have stabilised as a result of better labour availability.