Sandfire jumps 4.3% on record $574 million quarter as Macquarie, Domino’s edge lower
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Australian equities saw mixed single-name moves: Sandfire rallied after record quarterly sales, higher CuEq production, raised EBITDA guidance, and a swing to net cash, highlighting supportive operational momentum for copper-linked earnings. Macquarie dipped on a CEO transition headline, while Domino's eased after a Federal Court finding of misleading conduct tied to a wage-related class action, with broader liability still uncertain. Overall market implications are limited beyond stock-specific volatility.
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Sandfire Resources reported record Q4 FY2026 sales revenue of $574 million and said copper equivalent production rose 38% to 47,600 tonnes, meeting full-year guidance of 154,200 tonnes CuEq. The company posted underlying EBITDA of $343 million for the quarter and lifted its FY 2026 underlying EBITDA guidance to $867 million. Sandfire said it had a net cash position of $353 million as at 30 June, compared with $123 million in net debt a year earlier.
