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Woodside Energy Group Ltd held its 2026 Sustainability Focus Session on process safety, explaining how strong sustainability and safety performance underpin its strategy through the energy transition. The company highlighted five material sustainability topics: health, safety and wellbeing; Indigenous Peoples cultural heritage and engagement; social and economic impact; environment and biodiversity; and climate and the energy transition, noting progress across all areas in early 2026.
Leaders described a company-wide Process Safety Management framework aligned with the Energy Institute’s framework and applied via a People, Process and Plant model and hierarchy of controls from design through decommissioning. Governance runs from the Board and Sustainability Committee through to frontline teams, with safety metrics embedded in the Corporate Scorecard and supported by audits and independent reviews. In 2025, senior Process Safety Critical Roles achieved 98% conformance, above the 95% target, with zero Tier 2 process safety events and one Tier 1 event during Griffin decommissioning, described as short term and localised with no lasting environmental impact; 2024 saw two Tier 2 events. Woodside outlined design features on the Scarborough Floating Production Unit to reduce major accident risk, integration of new assets such as Beaumont New Ammonia and Gippsland Basin into its framework, a structured four-level competency program, a culture of “chronic unease” and speak-up reporting, and selective use of AI tools such as an LNG train start-up advisor to support, rather than replace, human decision-making.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd describes a 2026 Sustainability Focus Session centered on its approach to process safety. Executives outline a Process Safety Management framework based on the Energy Institute standard, a structured People–Process–Plant risk approach, and a competency program defining Process Safety Critical Roles from foundational to expert level.
Governance runs from the Board and Sustainability Committee to frontline leaders, with safety metrics comprising 15% of the Corporate Scorecard. Woodside reports 98% conformance for senior process safety critical roles in 2025, above a 95% target, and uses Tier 1 and Tier 2 loss-of-containment classifications. The session also places process safety within a broader sustainability context, including a “lower-carbon” portfolio aimed at reducing net equity Scope 1 and 2 emissions while adding new energy products and services.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd has filed a Form 6-K to provide an ASX Appendix 3Z, which is a Final Director’s Interest Notice. The filing records that director Anthony Martin O’Neill ceased to be a director on 1 July 2026. In Part 1 of the notice, all fields relating to his relevant interests as a registered holder of securities are marked N/A, indicating no disclosed holdings in that specific capacity at the time of cessation.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd reported that Tony O’Neill has announced his intention to resign as a non-executive Director, effective 1 July 2026. He joined the Board in June 2024 and has served on the Audit & Risk, Sustainability, and Nominations & Governance committees. The Chair highlighted his contributions on sustainability, decarbonisation and operational performance during what was described as a transformative period for the company, and thanked him for his leadership and focus on delivering value for shareholders.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd filed a Form 6-K providing an ASX announcement titled “Response to media speculation.” The company states it is not aware of any proposal and confirms it is not in discussions about a potential transaction with Exxon Mobil Corporation. Woodside also notes it will continue to comply with its continuous disclosure obligations, and the announcement was approved for release by its Disclosure Committee.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd has exercised its pre-emption right to acquire PetroChina International Investment (Australia) Pty Ltd’s 10.67% participating interest in the Browse Joint Venture, matching the terms of PetroChina’s agreed sale to a subsidiary of INPEX CORPORATION.
The Browse resource is described as Australia’s largest undeveloped conventional gas resource, with potential production of 11.4 million tonnes per annum of LNG, LPG and domestic gas. After completion, and assuming no other joint venture participant also pre-empts, Woodside’s equity interest in the Browse Joint Venture will rise to 41.27%. Woodside positions this as a disciplined, capital-efficient way to support its proposed Browse to North West Shelf integrated development concept, which it expects could deliver long-term cash flow potential and wider economic benefits. The acquisition is subject to customary conditions precedent, including regulatory approvals.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd filed a Form 6-K summarizing two ASX announcements. The first is an Appendix 3Y change of director’s interest notice for director Elizabeth (Liz) Morton Westcott. The second is an Appendix 3G notification of new unquoted equity securities issued under an employee incentive scheme.
Under the scheme, Woodside issued 119,926 unquoted rights (ASX code WDSAL) on 5 May 2026, classified as “Other securities” not intended to be quoted on ASX. These rights were issued to key management personnel, specifically Elizabeth (Liz) Westcott. Following this issue, Woodside reports 1,901,100,143 ordinary fully paid shares on issue and 12,484,678 WDSAL rights outstanding, along with other unquoted equity rights classes.
WOODSIDE ENERGY GROUP LTD executive Lonnie Breyden Lockyer filed an initial ownership report showing existing equity interests. Indirect holdings consist of 54,189 restricted ordinary shares held by CPU Share Plans Pty Ltd as trustee of the Woodside Equity Plans Trust, which remain subject to vesting. Lockyer also directly holds 690 Woodside Equity Plan Rights, each representing a right to receive one ordinary share at an exercise price of 0.0000 per share, with an expiration date of October 1, 2026.
Woodside Energy Group reported first-quarter 2026 operating revenue of $3,261 million, up 7% on the prior quarter but slightly below the same period last year. Production was 45.2 MMboe, down 8% year-on-year, while sales volumes reached 51.7 MMboe.
The average realised price increased to $63/boe, 11% higher than the prior quarter, helped by stronger spot markets. Full-year 2026 guidance for production, capital, abandonment, exploration spending and costs was reaffirmed with no changes.
Woodside highlighted progress on key growth projects. The Scarborough Energy Project is 96% complete and targeting first LNG in Q4 2026. The Trion oil project is 56% complete and aiming for first oil in 2028, while Louisiana LNG Train 1 is 31% complete. Beaumont New Ammonia shipped its first cargo in February and moved to full operational control in March.
Woodside Energy Group Ltd has filed a Form 6-K furnishing its ASX Appendix 3Z, a final director’s interest notice for Ian Elgin Macfarlane. The notice records that Macfarlane ceased to be a director on 23 April 2026, with his previous notice dated 4 March 2026. Part 1 of the form states there are no relevant interests in Woodside securities held by him as a registered holder.