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Beach Energy Ltd (ASX: BPT) is an Adelaide-headquartered Australian upstream oil and gas exploration and production company founded in 1961, operating across the Cooper Basin (South Australia and Queensland), the Otway Basin (Victoria), and Western Australia. Its portfolio includes operated and joint-ventured gas production and processing assets such as the Moomba gas processing hub in the Cooper Basin, the Waitsia Gas Plant in Western Australia (first gas achieved December 2025, ramping to full production by 2028), Western Flank oil operations (where a 12-well drilling campaign delivered a 100% success rate on its first six wells), and infrastructure modernization projects including the A$607m Moomba Central Optimisation (MCO) project with Santos. The company also participates in the Moomba Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiative.

Beach Energy generates revenue primarily through the sale of produced oil, gas, and LNG under long-term negotiated contracts to East Coast Australian domestic gas market buyers and LNG customers. In H1 FY26 it reported revenue of AUD 1 billion with underlying EBITDA of AUD 558 million and underlying NPAT of AUD 219 million, supported by a 13% rise in realized gas prices that partially offset a 7% year-over-year production decline to 9.5 MMboe. Full-year FY26 production guidance is 19.7–22.5 MMboe with capex of A$675–775m. Beyond direct product sales, the company retains production royalties on divested assets — notably A$3.75/GJ on 60% of gas produced from the divested VIC/L35 (Artisan) field, estimated at A$140m over the field's lifetime.

Technologically, Beach Energy operates large-scale gas processing infrastructure and is investing in modernization and decarbonization, including electric-driven compression at Moomba and CCS participation. The company also runs Beach Energy AI Labs, which deploys AI analytics for operational optimization with stated targets of 19–32% efficiency improvements in Cooper Basin operations and up to 30% downtime reduction. Recent strategic activity has emphasized portfolio rationalization — divesting the Vanessa gas field to Bass Oil and the VIC/L35 stake to Amplitude Energy and O.G. Otway, and shelving the La Bella 2 development — to unlock over A$500 million for redeployment to higher-return opportunities, including three new exploration blocks awarded in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin (A$3.5 billion committed over five years for domestic gas investment).

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Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas producer headquartered in Adelaide, operating gas processing, production, and exploration assets across the Cooper Basin, Otway Basin, and Western Australia for East Coast domestic gas market and LNG customers.

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HeadquartersAdelaide, Australia
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upstream oil and gas, natural gas production, oil and gas exploration, LNG processing, carbon capture storage
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  • Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services1382
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Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Production
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1Oil and Gas Production Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
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Beach Energy generates revenue primarily from selling oil and gas produced from its Cooper Basin and Otway Basin operations. H1 FY26 revenue was AUD 1 billion with higher gas prices offsetting production decline.

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2LNG Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
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The company generates revenue from LNG cargo deliveries, with realized gas prices increasing 13% in H1 FY26.

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3Production Royalties from Asset Divestments
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Following divestment of VIC/L35 stake to Amplitude Energy and O.G. Otway, Beach Energy retains a production royalty of A$3.75 per gigajoule on 60% of gas produced, estimated at A$140m over field lifetime.

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4Vanessa Gas Field Divestment
TypeTransaction Fee
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Divested Vanessa gas field to Bass Oil, receiving regulatory approval and retaining no ongoing production interest but enabling capital redeployment.

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Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas exploration and production company. It operates production assets across the Cooper Basin (South Australia and Queensland), Otway Basin (offshore Victoria), and Western Australia, producing crude oil, natural gas, and LNG for sale into the East Coast Australian domestic market and to LNG customers under negotiated long-term contracts. The company also participates in carbon capture and storage initiatives, including the Moomba CCS project.

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  • Reduced scope 1 emissions by over 40,000 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent per year through MCO project
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Beach Energy is an Australian oil and gas exploration and production company operating across multiple basins. Its portfolio includes gas production assets (Vanessa field in Cooper Basin, Artisan field in Otway Basin), the Waitsia Gas Plant in Western Australia, and infrastructure projects like the Moomba Central Optimisation project with Santos. The company also participates in carbon capture and storage initiatives. Following recent asset sales, Beach Energy retains production royalties while redeploying capital toward higher-return opportunities.

Product and service5 records
1Waitsia Gas Plant Operations
CategoryGas processing and production facility
Description

Gas processing and production facility in Western Australia producing natural gas from the Waitsia field. Operations are being ramped up, with first gas achieved in December 2025 and full production capacity targeted for 2028. The plant supplies natural gas into Western Australian and broader Australian energy markets.

2Cooper Basin Western Flank Oil Operations
CategoryOil production asset
Description

Oil production operations on the Western Flank of the Cooper Basin in South Australia, where Beach Energy conducts appraisal and development drilling. The company ran a 12-well oil appraisal and development drilling campaign with a 100% success rate on the first six wells, producing crude oil for sale to downstream buyers.

3Moomba Hub Gas Production and Processing
CategoryGas production and processing infrastructure
Description

Central gas processing hub in the Cooper Basin, South Australia, operated as part of the Santos-Beach Energy joint venture. Moomba processes gas from the Central Fields, which hold over 50% of the Cooper Basin's remaining 2P reserves, and connects via the Cooper Basin transmission network to East Coast Australian domestic gas markets.

4Moomba Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Project
CategoryCarbon capture and storage service
Description

Carbon capture and storage initiative jointly operated by Beach Energy and Santos at the Moomba facility in South Australia, providing underground CO2 storage. The project is part of Australia's strategic carbon capture and storage market, which is projected to reach USD 128.9 million by 2034.

5Queensland Cooper-Eromanga Basin Exploration Acreage
CategoryExploration acreage / future gas production
Description

Exploration acreage awarded to Beach Energy in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin, comprising three large exploration blocks (ATP 2078, 2079, 2080) spanning nearly 7,000 square kilometres. These blocks have the potential to deliver 20-40 PJ of annual production, representing 5-10% of eastern Australian market demand.

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Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-05-26
Description

Amplitude Energy acquired Beach Energy's 60% operated stake in VIC/L35 production licence in Australia's offshore Otway Basin for A$70m cash upfront plus production royalty of A$3.75 per gigajoule on 60% of gas produced. Amplitude will develop the Artisan gas field through its Athena Gas Plant with first gas expected in 2028.

2O.G. Otway
Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-05-25
Description

O.G. Otway acquired a 10% interest in the Artisan gas field (VIC/L35) from Beach Energy alongside Amplitude Energy's 50% stake acquisition.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-09
Description

Joint venture partnership in Cooper Basin operations including Moomba facility. Santos and Beach Energy jointly approved the A$607m Moomba Central Optimisation project, with Santos contributing A$357m and Beach Energy A$250m. Both companies were awarded three exploration blocks (ATP 2078, 2079, 2080) spanning approximately 7,000 square kilometres in south-west Queensland. The partnership holds over 50% of the basin's remaining 2P reserves.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-02-10
Description

Queensland's state government appointed Beach Energy Ltd unit as a preferred tenderer for three gas exploration areas in the Taroom Trough, expanding Beach Energy's presence in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-08
Description

Beach Energy uses the Transocean Equinox rig for its phase two drilling campaign in the Otway Basin, with well intervention underway at Thylacine West and plans to conclude with plug and abandonment of Trefoil 1 and Yolla 1 wells. Transocean drilling schedule was amended for Artisan development well under new operator Amplitude Energy.

Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Vintage Energy is an ASX-listed small-cap Australian oil and gas producer with operations in the Cooper, Otway, and Galilee basins. Comparable on asset geographies (Cooper, Otway) and target markets, but at materially smaller scale and earlier commercial stage.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Origin Energy is a major Australian integrated energy company with upstream oil and gas production, power generation, and retail energy operations. Comparable as a large Australian upstream gas producer and key buyer/competitor in the East Coast gas market, though significantly more diversified than Beach.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Woodside is Australia's largest independent oil and gas producer with a broad portfolio spanning LNG, domestic gas, and offshore developments. Comparable as an Australian upstream peer with overlapping East Coast and Western Australia exposure, though at significantly larger scale and with a heavier LNG tilt.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Senex Energy is an Australian-focused natural gas and oil producer in the Cooper and Surat basins, now owned by POSCO International and Hancock Prospecting. Closely comparable on Australian onshore gas operations, customer base (East Coast gas market), and JV-driven business model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Strike Energy is an ASX-listed gas developer focused on the Perth Basin and South West Queensland. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer pursuing domestic gas development, though smaller and earlier-stage than Beach Energy.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Blue Energy is an ASX-listed Australian gas explorer focused on the Bowen and Surat basins in Queensland. Comparable as a domestic Australian gas development peer targeting East Coast supply, though at a pre-revenue exploration stage.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Empire Energy is an ASX-listed emerging Australian gas and oil producer focused on unconventional gas in the Beetaloo Basin. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer pursuing domestic gas growth, though at earlier stage and with materially smaller production and reserves base than Beach.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Tamboran Resources is an ASX-listed emerging natural gas developer focused on the Beetaloo Sub-basin in the Northern Territory. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer targeting domestic gas supply, but at pre-production stage and concentrated in a different basin.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cooper Energy is an Australian upstream gas producer focused on the Otway and Cooper basins with operations directly overlapping Beach's footprint. Highly comparable on asset mix (Otway Basin offshore gas), customer base (East Coast gas market), and scale as a mid-cap Australian gas pure-play.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Santos is Beach Energy's joint venture partner in the Cooper Basin and Moomba operations and is itself a major Australian upstream oil and gas producer. Most directly comparable on basin exposure, JV structure, and target markets, with overlapping asset bases in Cooper, Otway, and Western Australia.

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Beach Energy

Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration & Productionbeachenergy.com.au

Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas producer headquartered in Adelaide, operating gas processing, production, and exploration assets across the Cooper Basin, Otway Basin, and Western Australia for East Coast domestic gas market and LNG customers.

What Beach Energy does

Beach Energy Ltd (ASX: BPT) is an Adelaide-headquartered Australian upstream oil and gas exploration and production company founded in 1961, operating across the Cooper Basin (South Australia and Queensland), the Otway Basin (Victoria), and Western Australia. Its portfolio includes operated and joint-ventured gas production and processing assets such as the Moomba gas processing hub in the Cooper Basin, the Waitsia Gas Plant in Western Australia (first gas achieved December 2025, ramping to full production by 2028), Western Flank oil operations (where a 12-well drilling campaign delivered a 100% success rate on its first six wells), and infrastructure modernization projects including the A$607m Moomba Central Optimisation (MCO) project with Santos. The company also participates in the Moomba Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiative.

Beach Energy generates revenue primarily through the sale of produced oil, gas, and LNG under long-term negotiated contracts to East Coast Australian domestic gas market buyers and LNG customers. In H1 FY26 it reported revenue of AUD 1 billion with underlying EBITDA of AUD 558 million and underlying NPAT of AUD 219 million, supported by a 13% rise in realized gas prices that partially offset a 7% year-over-year production decline to 9.5 MMboe. Full-year FY26 production guidance is 19.7–22.5 MMboe with capex of A$675–775m. Beyond direct product sales, the company retains production royalties on divested assets — notably A$3.75/GJ on 60% of gas produced from the divested VIC/L35 (Artisan) field, estimated at A$140m over the field's lifetime.

Technologically, Beach Energy operates large-scale gas processing infrastructure and is investing in modernization and decarbonization, including electric-driven compression at Moomba and CCS participation. The company also runs Beach Energy AI Labs, which deploys AI analytics for operational optimization with stated targets of 19–32% efficiency improvements in Cooper Basin operations and up to 30% downtime reduction. Recent strategic activity has emphasized portfolio rationalization — divesting the Vanessa gas field to Bass Oil and the VIC/L35 stake to Amplitude Energy and O.G. Otway, and shelving the La Bella 2 development — to unlock over A$500 million for redeployment to higher-return opportunities, including three new exploration blocks awarded in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin (A$3.5 billion committed over five years for domestic gas investment).

Beach Energy firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Beach Energy
Legal name
Beach Energy Ltd
Website
https://beachenergy.com.au
Company type
Public
Founded year
1961
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas producer headquartered in Adelaide, operating gas processing, production, and exploration assets across the Cooper Basin, Otway Basin, and Western Australia for East Coast domestic gas market and LNG customers.
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Where Beach Energy is headquartered

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Adelaide
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Australia
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Oceania

Offices3 records

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Beach Energy business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel

Revenue model

  1. Oil and Gas Production Sales: Beach Energy generates revenue primarily from selling oil and gas produced from its Cooper Basin and Otway Basin operations. H1 FY26 revenue was AUD 1 billion with higher gas prices offsetting production decline.
  2. LNG Sales: The company generates revenue from LNG cargo deliveries, with realized gas prices increasing 13% in H1 FY26.
  3. Production Royalties from Asset Divestments: Following divestment of VIC/L35 stake to Amplitude Energy and O.G. Otway, Beach Energy retains a production royalty of A$3.75 per gigajoule on 60% of gas produced, estimated at A$140m over field lifetime.
  4. Vanessa Gas Field Divestment: Divested Vanessa gas field to Bass Oil, receiving regulatory approval and retaining no ongoing production interest but enabling capital redeployment.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels2 records

Beach Energy product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas exploration and production company. It operates production assets across the Cooper Basin (South Australia and Queensland), Otway Basin (offshore Victoria), and Western Australia, producing crude oil, natural gas, and LNG for sale into the East Coast Australian domestic market and to LNG customers under negotiated long-term contracts. The company also participates in carbon capture and storage initiatives, including the Moomba CCS project.

Product overview

Beach Energy is an Australian oil and gas exploration and production company operating across multiple basins. Its portfolio includes gas production assets (Vanessa field in Cooper Basin, Artisan field in Otway Basin), the Waitsia Gas Plant in Western Australia, and infrastructure projects like the Moomba Central Optimisation project with Santos. The company also participates in carbon capture and storage initiatives. Following recent asset sales, Beach Energy retains production royalties while redeploying capital toward higher-return opportunities.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Waitsia Gas Plant Operations Gas processing and production facility in Western Australia producing natural gas from the Waitsia field. Operations are being ramped up, with first gas achieved in December 2025 and full production capacity targeted for 2028. The plant supplies natural gas into Western Australian and broader Australian energy markets.
  • Cooper Basin Western Flank Oil Operations Oil production operations on the Western Flank of the Cooper Basin in South Australia, where Beach Energy conducts appraisal and development drilling. The company ran a 12-well oil appraisal and development drilling campaign with a 100% success rate on the first six wells, producing crude oil for sale to downstream buyers.
  • Moomba Hub Gas Production and Processing Central gas processing hub in the Cooper Basin, South Australia, operated as part of the Santos-Beach Energy joint venture. Moomba processes gas from the Central Fields, which hold over 50% of the Cooper Basin's remaining 2P reserves, and connects via the Cooper Basin transmission network to East Coast Australian domestic gas markets.
  • Moomba Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Project Carbon capture and storage initiative jointly operated by Beach Energy and Santos at the Moomba facility in South Australia, providing underground CO2 storage. The project is part of Australia's strategic carbon capture and storage market, which is projected to reach USD 128.9 million by 2034.
  • Queensland Cooper-Eromanga Basin Exploration Acreage Exploration acreage awarded to Beach Energy in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin, comprising three large exploration blocks (ATP 2078, 2079, 2080) spanning nearly 7,000 square kilometres. These blocks have the potential to deliver 20-40 PJ of annual production, representing 5-10% of eastern Australian market demand.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reduced scope 1 emissions by over 40,000 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent per year through MCO project
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Companies that use Beach Energy

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

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Beach Energy partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Amplitude EnergyminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 26 May 2026Amplitude Energy acquired Beach Energy's 60% operated stake in VIC/L35 production licence in Australia's offshore Otway Basin for A$70m cash upfront plus production royalty of A$3.75 per gigajoule on 60% of gas produced. Amplitude will develop the Artisan gas field through its Athena Gas Plant with first gas expected in 2028.
  • O.G. OtwayminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 25 May 2026O.G. Otway acquired a 10% interest in the Artisan gas field (VIC/L35) from Beach Energy alongside Amplitude Energy's 50% stake acquisition.
  • SantoscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 March 2026Joint venture partnership in Cooper Basin operations including Moomba facility. Santos and Beach Energy jointly approved the A$607m Moomba Central Optimisation project, with Santos contributing A$357m and Beach Energy A$250m. Both companies were awarded three exploration blocks (ATP 2078, 2079, 2080) spanning approximately 7,000 square kilometres in south-west Queensland. The partnership holds over 50% of the basin's remaining 2P reserves.
  • Queensland GovernmentcoreOthers · 10 February 2026Queensland's state government appointed Beach Energy Ltd unit as a preferred tenderer for three gas exploration areas in the Taroom Trough, expanding Beach Energy's presence in Queensland's Cooper-Eromanga Basin.
  • TransoceancoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 January 2026Beach Energy uses the Transocean Equinox rig for its phase two drilling campaign in the Otway Basin, with well intervention underway at Thylacine West and plans to conclude with plug and abandonment of Trefoil 1 and Yolla 1 wells. Transocean drilling schedule was amended for Artisan development well under new operator Amplitude Energy.

Scale indicators14 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Beach Energy competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Vintage Energy: Vintage Energy is an ASX-listed small-cap Australian oil and gas producer with operations in the Cooper, Otway, and Galilee basins. Comparable on asset geographies (Cooper, Otway) and target markets, but at materially smaller scale and earlier commercial stage.
  • Strike Energy: Strike Energy is an ASX-listed gas developer focused on the Perth Basin and South West Queensland. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer pursuing domestic gas development, though smaller and earlier-stage than Beach Energy.
  • Blue Energy: Blue Energy is an ASX-listed Australian gas explorer focused on the Bowen and Surat basins in Queensland. Comparable as a domestic Australian gas development peer targeting East Coast supply, though at a pre-revenue exploration stage.
  • Empire Energy Group: Empire Energy is an ASX-listed emerging Australian gas and oil producer focused on unconventional gas in the Beetaloo Basin. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer pursuing domestic gas growth, though at earlier stage and with materially smaller production and reserves base than Beach.
  • Tamboran Resources: Tamboran Resources is an ASX-listed emerging natural gas developer focused on the Beetaloo Sub-basin in the Northern Territory. Comparable as an Australian E&P peer targeting domestic gas supply, but at pre-production stage and concentrated in a different basin.

Broad incumbents

  • Origin Energy: Origin Energy is a major Australian integrated energy company with upstream oil and gas production, power generation, and retail energy operations. Comparable as a large Australian upstream gas producer and key buyer/competitor in the East Coast gas market, though significantly more diversified than Beach.
  • Woodside Energy: Woodside is Australia's largest independent oil and gas producer with a broad portfolio spanning LNG, domestic gas, and offshore developments. Comparable as an Australian upstream peer with overlapping East Coast and Western Australia exposure, though at significantly larger scale and with a heavier LNG tilt.

Direct peers

  • Senex Energy: Senex Energy is an Australian-focused natural gas and oil producer in the Cooper and Surat basins, now owned by POSCO International and Hancock Prospecting. Closely comparable on Australian onshore gas operations, customer base (East Coast gas market), and JV-driven business model.
  • Cooper Energy: Cooper Energy is an Australian upstream gas producer focused on the Otway and Cooper basins with operations directly overlapping Beach's footprint. Highly comparable on asset mix (Otway Basin offshore gas), customer base (East Coast gas market), and scale as a mid-cap Australian gas pure-play.
  • Santos: Santos is Beach Energy's joint venture partner in the Cooper Basin and Moomba operations and is itself a major Australian upstream oil and gas producer. Most directly comparable on basin exposure, JV structure, and target markets, with overlapping asset bases in Cooper, Otway, and Western Australia.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Beach Energy M&A and investment

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M&A1 record

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Frequently asked questions about Beach Energy

What does Beach Energy do?

Beach Energy is an ASX-listed Australian upstream oil and gas exploration and production company. It operates production assets across the Cooper Basin (South Australia and Queensland), Otway Basin (offshore Victoria), and Western Australia, producing crude oil, natural gas, and LNG for sale into the East Coast Australian domestic market and to LNG customers under negotiated long-term contracts. The company also participates in carbon capture and storage initiatives, including the Moomba CCS project.

Is Beach Energy a public or private company?

Beach Energy is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Beach Energy founded?

Beach Energy was founded in 1961. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Beach Energy based?

Beach Energy is headquartered in Adelaide, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does Beach Energy make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Oil and Gas Production Sales are the primary driver. The others are LNG Sales, production Royalties from Asset Divestments and vanessa Gas Field Divestment.

Who are Beach Energy's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Vintage Energy, Strike Energy, Blue Energy, Empire Energy Group and Tamboran Resources. Broad incumbents are Origin Energy and Woodside Energy. Direct peers are Senex Energy, Cooper Energy and Santos.

Does Beach Energy have an API?

No public API is recorded for Beach Energy.

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Defense WorldBeach Energy Limited (OTCMKTS:BEPTF) Short Interest Down 54.2% in AugustBeach Energy's short interest fell 54.2% to 765,983 shares as of August 31, down from 1,671,274 on August 15. The stock opened at $0.63, with a 50-day moving average of $0.62 and a 200-day average of $0.73.YahooNEWPORT RECEIVES AUD$385,012 (GROSS)/AUD$269,510 (NET) QUARTERLY ROYALTY PAYMENTNewport Exploration Ltd received AUD$385,012 gross royalty from Beach Energy for the May-July 2026 quarter, net of 30% Australian withholding tax. The company holds a 2.5% GOR over Cooper Basin licences with no expiry or cost, and has no debt.TradingViewAsian Markets Track Wall Street HigherAsian stock markets traded mostly higher on Wednesday, following positive Wall Street cues and sinking crude oil prices. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.09% to 9,172.50, while the Nikkei 225 gained 0.56% to 66,227.55. Traders held back ahead of U.S. inflation data and Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole speech.Investing.comAustralia shares higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.19% By Investing.comAustralian shares closed higher on Tuesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 gaining 0.19%, driven by advances in the Energy, Health Care, and Resources sectors. Austal Ltd led the gainers rising 17.97% to 4.53, while Beach Energy and Santos added 5.45% and 5.23% respectively, and Life360 Inc was the biggest loser, falling 18.72% to 23.96. Rising stocks outnumbered declining ones by 609 to 496 on the Sydney Stock Exchange.YahooBEACH REPORT ANNUAL PRODUCTION RESULTS, UPDATED RESERVES AND DRILLING ACTIVITIES. 100% SUCCESS RATE (INCLUDING BAUER 70) WITH PLANS TO EXTEND PLAY HORIZONS AND UNLOCK SCALE ON EX PEL 91.Beach Energy Ltd reported its 2026 annual results for the Cooper Basin in Australia, highlighting a 100% success rate across nine drilled wells while total Western Flank production declined 35% due to flooding and natural field decline. Newport Exploration Ltd receives a 2.5% gross overriding royalty on these specific licenses, which account for significant portions of Beach's oil and gas reserves. Beach plans to complete remaining appraisal wells and launch an eight-well exploration campaign in Q2 FY27 to extend play horizons.YahooHow Beach Energy’s Profit Rebound Despite Lower Sales At Beach Energy (ASX:BPT) Has Changed Its Investment StoryBeach Energy Limited released its full-year results for the 12 months to June 30, 2026, reporting a swing from a net loss of A$43.8 million to a net profit of A$281.4 million despite lower sales of A$1,921.2 million compared with A$2,106.0 million a year earlier. The return to profitability, with basic earnings per share of A$0.1234 versus a prior loss per share of A$0.0192, demonstrates that cost control and improved profitability offset declining revenue. Looking ahead, the company's narrative projects A$2.0 billion revenue and A$454.2 million earnings by 2029, though lingering reserve life and decommissioning risks remain key concerns alongside progress on Western Flank operations including a 12-well appraisal and development campaign.Upstream OnlineAustralian operator plans multi-basin exploration campaigns | UpstreamBeach Energy, an Australian oil and gas company, plans multi-basin exploration campaigns focusing on the offshore Otway basin. The company aims to enhance long-term reserves growth through these activities.AInvestBeach's $1 billion EBITDA Looks Strong-But 19.4 MMboe Shows the Real Fight Has Just StartedBeach Energy reported FY26 results with $1.8 billion in sales revenue and $1.0 billion underlying EBITDA, but shares fell 2.53% to $0.87 as investors focused on volume declines, with production falling 2% to 19.4 MMboe from 19.7 MMboe in FY25. The company completed a 60% sale of its VIC/L35 assets for approximately $130 million after tax (expected Q1 FY27 completion), receiving $70 million upfront plus ~$140 million in future royalties, and stated it is redirecting over $500 million in capital to higher-return opportunities. Management is positioning this as strategic capital recycling rather than a retreat, arguing the market should evaluate future capital quality rather than dwelling on FY26 production figures.Seeking AlphaBeach Energy reports FY results (OTCMKTS:BEPTF)Beach Energy reported its fiscal year results showing sales of $1.8 billion, a 10% decline year-over-year. Operating cash flow decreased by 21% to $890 million during the same period.Argus MediaShamaran's Iraqi Kurdistan production remains offlineNigeria's upstream oil and gas regulator NUPRC announced plans for 22 offshore projects to attract at least $30 billion in investment between 2026 and 2030, supporting Nigeria's goal to increase oil production to 2.5 million barrels per day by 2030. Meanwhile, Australian oil and gas company Beach Energy reported a focus on reserve rebuilding and increased production guidance for 2026-27, amid ongoing negotiations related to LNG export permits and domestic supply obligations. The article also briefly mentions the potential reopening of the Hormuz Strait contingent on an Iran-Omani agreement.