Beach Energy
Net profit: -$588.8 million
(↓14.5%)
Revenue: $564.6 million
Earnings*: N/A
Dividend*: 0.5¢

Beach Energy was also suffering from low commodity prices, posting a loss for a second year. After tax it fell a further 14.5% from the 2015 loss of $514.1 million.
  • Net profit: -$588.8 million
    (↓-14.5%)
  • Revenue: $564.6 million
  • Earnings*: N/A
  • Dividend*: 0.5¢

Origin Energy
Net profit: -$589 million
(↑10.5%)
Revenue: $12.2 billion
Earnings*: -37.3¢
Dividend*: None

Origin suspended its dividend to shareholders due to a lower oil price and the need to reduce debt.

The company’s underlying profit, down 41% on the previous year, was chalked up to a changing global energy industry not only with lower oil prices but new liquid natural gas projects coming into production and the worldwide adoption of carbon reduction targets.
  • Net profit: -$589 million
    (↑10.5%)
  • Revenue: $12.2 billion
  • Earnings*: -37.3¢
  • Dividend*: None

Whitehaven Coal
Net profit: $20.5 million
(↑79.5%)
Revenue: $1.16 billion
Earnings*: 2.1¢
Dividend*: N/A

  • Net profit: $20.5 million
    (↑79.5%)
  • Revenue: $1.16 billion
  • Earnings*: 2.1¢
  • Dividend*: N/A

Worley Parsons
Net profit: $23.5 million
(↓92.4%)
EBIT: $307.2 million
Earnings*: 61.8¢
Dividend*: N/A

Despite securing a profit, Worley Parsons’ earnings were down 27.6%, with revenue also down 11%. The company is battling weak commodity prices by trying to lower overheads, this financial year by $170 million.
  • Net profit: $23.5 million
    (↓92.4%)
  • EBIT: $307.2 million
  • Earnings*: 61.8¢
  • Dividend*: N/A


*per share
Earnings before interest and tax
Note: As Woodside, Oil Search, Santos and Caltex all report out of cycle, they have been excluded from this list.