Mineral Resources posts FY26 record volumes as mining services hit 341Mt and net debt falls to $4.3 billion
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Mineral Resources reported record FY26 mining services volumes, iron ore shipments, and lithium SC6 sales, with Q4 lithium pricing up 15% QoQ, while improving liquidity and reducing net debt after refinancing. The results signal resilient bulk and battery-material operations and easing balance-sheet risk, which can marginally support broader sentiment toward industrial metals and upstream supply chains, though the market impact should remain limited outside the company's equity.
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Australia’s Mineral Resources Ltd (ASX: MIN) reported its FY26 full-year results, with Mining Services production of 341Mt (up 22% year on year), iron ore shipments of 29.5M wmt and lithium SC6 sales of 559k dmt, all record annual outcomes. The company said its FY26 Q4 lithium price rose 15% quarter on quarter. It ended the period with $1.6 billion in cash and cash equivalents and $2.4 billion in liquidity, while net debt declined to $4.3 billion. Capital expenditure totalled $1,111 million, in line with guidance.
