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Peabody Energy Corporation filings document the formal disclosure record for a public coal producer with thermal and metallurgical coal operations. Recent Form 8-K reports cover quarterly financial results, selected operating targets, segment volume and cost commentary, common-stock dividend declarations, Regulation FD investor presentation materials, and other material-event disclosures.
Peabody proxy and governance filings describe annual meeting matters, director elections, board committee roles, executive compensation, incentive-plan approvals, and shareholder voting results. The filing record also includes compensation arrangements, succession-related governance disclosures, capital-return items, and risk-framed updates tied to mining operations and coal market conditions.
Peabody Energy (BTU) posted a sharp earnings reversal for Q2-25. Revenue fell 15% YoY to $890 million as seaborne thermal and met coal pricing/volumes softened; Powder River Basin sales rose but could not offset the decline. Operating results swung to a $38 million loss versus a $234 million profit last year, weighed by lower prices, $19 million of Anglo-related transaction costs and the absence of last year’s $110 million Shoal Creek insurance recovery. Net loss attributable to common shareholders was $28 million (-$0.23 EPS) compared with $199 million ($1.58) profit in Q2-24.
- Six-month revenue down 10% to $1.83 billion; net income to common plummeted 97% to $7 million (EPS $0.06).
- Operating cash flow improved to $144 million (vs. $130 million) but capex and JV funding drove $83 million reduction in total cash to $1.30 billion.
- Balance sheet remains conservative: net cash ≈ $256 million; long-term debt $329 million (3.25% converts due 2028).
- Total equity stable at $3.67 billion; ARO liabilities $673 million.
Guidance: none provided in excerpt. Overall, weaker coal markets and one-off charges pushed BTU into loss, while liquidity and low leverage provide flexibility amid acquisition uncertainty.
Form 8-K highlights
- Item 2.02: Peabody Energy furnished a press release (Ex. 99.1) containing Q2-25 results and updated Q3/FY25 guidance. The release is treated as “furnished,” not “filed,” limiting §18 liability.
- Item 8.01: The Board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.075 per share, payable 3 Sep 2025 to holders of record 14 Aug 2025, reinforcing capital-return commitments.
- Exhibits: 99.1 (earnings release), 99.2 (dividend release), 104 (cover-page iXBRL).
No other material events, transactions or financial statements were reported.
Form 8-K highlights
- Item 2.02: Peabody Energy furnished a press release (Ex. 99.1) containing Q2-25 results and updated Q3/FY25 guidance. The release is treated as “furnished,” not “filed,” limiting §18 liability.
- Item 8.01: The Board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.075 per share, payable 3 Sep 2025 to holders of record 14 Aug 2025, reinforcing capital-return commitments.
- Exhibits: 99.1 (earnings release), 99.2 (dividend release), 104 (cover-page iXBRL).
No other material events, transactions or financial statements were reported.