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Company Updates Full Year Outlook, Seaborne Thermal Expects Volume Increase of 200,000 Tons to 12.7 Million Tons

For the full year outlook, the company is updating guidance. Seaborne thermal expects a volume increase of 200 thousand tons to 12.7 million tons. Seaborne met costs are expected to increase by approximately $10 per ton, primarily due to lower volumes and elevated contract labor, materials and supply costs at Centurion. The company also is increasing Powder River Basin costs by $0.25 per ton, reflecting lower first-half shipments.

Peabody Reports Q2 Revenue of $1B, Below Consensus

Reports Q2 revenue $1B, consensus $1.02B. "While second quarter results reflected temporarily lower volumes and higher costs, we are already seeing those impacts mitigate across our operations. We expect improved results in the second half of the year as performance at our flagship Centurion Mine achieves targeted production rates," said Peabody President and Chief Executive Officer Jim Grech. "We're targeting strong cash generation for the second half of 2026, fueled by our seaborne metallurgical and thermal segments."

Peabody Secures DOE Funding for Rare Earth Production

Peabody announced that the U.S. Department of Energy has selected the company for funding to advance the production of rare earth elements and critical minerals. "The selection supports Peabody's ongoing efforts to evaluate and advance the recovery of rare earth elements and critical minerals from its extensive resource base in Wyoming's Powder River Basin," the company stated. "Coupled with the Wyoming Energy Authority grant awarded earlier this year, this selection reflects the meaningful progress Peabody has made in advancing promising unconventional rare earth and critical mineral opportunities. I thank the Trump Administration, including the Department of Energy and Secretary Wright for supporting this project as we continue advancing the technical and economic viability of a domestic rare earth and critical mineral supply chain," said Peabody President and Chief Executive Officer Jim Grech.