Jadestone Energy to publish first-half 2026 trading update on 29 July

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Jadestone Energy plc (LSE:JSE) has confirmed it will release its trading update for the first half of 2026 on 29 July. The announcement will provide investors with an overview of the company’s operational and financial performance as it continues to expand its upstream oil and gas portfolio across the Asia-Pacific region.

The upcoming update is expected to offer further insight into Jadestone’s production performance, development projects and strategic initiatives across Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Investors will also be looking for progress on the company’s growth strategy, which combines acquisitions with organic development while improving operating efficiency and advancing its commitment to achieving Net Zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2040.

Jadestone’s outlook continues to be weighed down by a relatively weak financial position, including elevated leverage and negative equity, although improving operating cash flow provides some support. Market sentiment has also been helped by positive technical momentum, while the company’s low price-to-earnings ratio offers an attractive valuation for investors.

About Jadestone Energy plc

Jadestone Energy plc is an independent upstream oil and gas producer focused on the Asia-Pacific region, with producing and development assets across Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Headquartered in Singapore and listed on AIM in London, the company seeks to grow production through a combination of acquisitions and organic developments, concentrating on mature oil and gas fields where it can apply its operational expertise.

Alongside production growth, Jadestone is pursuing a strategy centred on operational efficiency, increasing natural gas output and maximising value from existing assets. The company has committed to achieving Net Zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions from its operated assets by 2040, aligning its long-term strategy with the energy transition while supporting regional energy security.

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