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Peabody Energy
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Peabody Energy Corporation engages in coal mining business. It operates through Seaborne Thermal, Seaborne Metallurgical, Powder River Basin, Other U.S. Thermal, and Corporate and Other segments. The company is involved in the mining, preparation, and sale of thermal coal primarily to electric utilities; mining of bituminous and sub-bituminous coal deposits; utilization of surface and underground extraction processes to mine low-sulfur and high British thermal unit thermal coal; and mining metallurgical coal, such as hard coking coal, semi-hard coking coal, semi-soft coking coal, and pulverized coal injection coal.
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29/12/2025 Update
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Coal and Consumable FuelsIndustry
Industry Ranking15/18
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreD
    • ROE-0.87%D
    • Profit Margin-0.83%D
    • Gross Margin11.38%E
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-8.88%D
    • Net Profit YoY-106.14%E
    • Total Assets YoY-2.09%D
    • Net Assets YoY-2.89%D
  • Cash ScoreE
    • Cash Flow Margin-12117.13%E
    • OCF YoY-8.88%D
  • Operating ScoreB
    • Turnover0.68B
  • Debt ScoreB
    • Gearing Ratio37.61%B

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    Vontobel Holding Ltd. Makes New $1.83 Million Investment in Peabody Energy Corporation $BTU

    Vontobel Holding Ltd. invested $1.83 million in Peabody Energy Corporation, acquiring 69,000 shares. Analysts have mixed ratings: Zacks Research and Wall Street Zen downgraded the stock, while UBS Group and Benchmark raised their price objectives. Peabody Energy reported a quarterly loss, missing estimates, and announced a dividend. Institutional investors own 87.44% of the stock.

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    From photovoltaics, nuclear power to coal, "all lines take off," how long can the "AI power supply" theme in the US stock market last?

    The power supply shortage brought about by artificial intelligence has driven the entire U.S. stock power sector to rise this year, but as valuations have reflected most of the optimistic expectations, investors will shift their focus to companies' actual execution capabilities next year. This year, the U.S. power sector has experienced a rare comprehensive rise, with significant increases from clean energy to coal, and from mature technologies to speculative projects, driven primarily by the power supply gap created by AI data centers. The annual increase of U.S. renewable energy ETFs reached 50%-60%, while the stock prices of nuclear power and natural gas equipment manufacturers doubled, and even fuel cell companies saw their stock prices soar threefold, with coal stocks also rising by about 50%. According to JP Morgan stock analyst Mark Strouse, 2025 is still in the early stages of the cycle, and investors only need to gain exposure to AI. However, by 2026, we need to see actual transaction announcements and order accumulation. Currently, most power stocks have reached historical high valuations, with some companies even surpassing tech giants. Once the supply shortage shifts from a favorable factor to a constraint, this "everyone wins" energy trade may be difficult to sustain. The comprehensive rise from nuclear power to coal covers a wide range in this round of power sector increases. Uranium miner Cameco has risen about 80% this year, nuclear power plant operator Constellation Energy has increased by about 60%, and even the speculative small modular reactor stock Oklo has more than doubled this year. The Trump administration's executive orders accelerating the application of nuclear energy have provided additional momentum for the sector. Equipment manufacturers have also performed strongly

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    Sector Update: Energy Stocks Rise in Friday Afternoon Trading

    Energy stocks rose Friday afternoon, with NYSE Energy Sector Index up 0.8% and XLE up 0.2%. Oil prices increased, with WTI crude at $56.80 and Brent at $60.46. Peabody Energy's CEO transition was announced, boosting shares by 2.8%. Energy Fuels shares surged over 7% due to quality control success. Petroleo Brasileiro signed new contracts, lifting shares by 0.6%.

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    Peabody Energy CEO Grech to retire in 2028, stay on as adviser until 2030

    Peabody Energy CEO James Grech will retire on May 15, 2028, and stay on as an adviser until 2030 to ensure leadership continuity. The board has started searching for his successor. Grech joined Peabody in 2021 and previously held leadership roles at Wolverine Fuels, Nexus Gas Transmission, Consol Energy, and DTE Energy.

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    Peabody Energy Sets CEO Transition Agreement With Multi-Year Compensation Package

    Peabody Energy Corporation has announced a Transition and Consulting Agreement with CEO James C. Grech, effective December 17, 2025. Grech will serve as CEO until May 15, 2028, and remain on the Board until then. Post-transition, he will provide advisory services until May 15, 2030, with a $1,500,000 annual consulting fee. He will continue to receive his base salary, short-term incentives, and be eligible for long-term incentives in 2026, 2027, and 2028, contingent on performance goals.

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