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Guidance from Peabody Energy’s last 8 earnings releases. Every value links to its sentence in the filing. See something wrong? Tell us.
Current guidance
63 items
Releases tracked
8
Latest release
Jul 29, 2026
Data checked
Jul 29, 2026
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What changed in the Jul 29, 2026 release

Each item compared with the same item in the previous release (May 5, 2026). Values in quotation marks are the company’s words.

New — first stated in this releaseRaised / Lowered / Narrowed / Widened — changed from the prior releaseRevised — wording changed, direction not determinableChanged — value changed; the comparison couldn’t be parsed to a directionReiterated — restated unchangedNot restated — stated before, absent nowRaised and lowered describe the number, not whether the change is favorable.
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
NewCenturion annual sales targetfor FY2026—“2.0 to 2.5 million tons”Filing ↗
NewCenturion Mine sales targetfor FY2026—“1.5 to 2.0 million tons”Filing ↗
NewCenturion salesfor Q3 FY2026—“0.5 to 0.7 million tons”Filing ↗
NewCenturion sales targetfor Q3 FY2026—“0.5 to 0.7 million tons”Filing ↗
NewOther U.S. Thermal average pricefor Q3 FY2026—“$58.20 per ton”Filing ↗
NewOther U.S. Thermal costsfor Q3 FY2026—“$45—$49 per ton”Filing ↗
RaisedOther U.S. Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“13.4”“13.6”Filing ↗
RaisedOther U.S. Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$55.25”“$56.70”Filing ↗
NewOther U.S. Thermal volumefor Q3 FY2026—“3.7 million tons”Filing ↗
NewPowder River Basin cost increasefor FY2026—“$0.25 per ton”Filing ↗
NewPRB average pricefor Q3 FY2026—“$13.60 per ton”Filing ↗
NewPRB costsfor Q3 FY2026—“$11.75—$12.25 per ton”Filing ↗
NewPRB full-year cost increasefor FY2026—“$0.25 per ton”Filing ↗
RaisedPRB U.S. Thermal Average Cost per Short Tonfor FY2026“$11.75 - $12.25”“$12.00 - $12.50”Filing ↗
RaisedPRB U.S. Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“80.5”“80.8”Filing ↗
RaisedPRB U.S. Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$13.50”“$13.65”Filing ↗
NewPRB volumefor Q3 FY2026—“22 million tons”Filing ↗
RaisedPRB weighted average qualityfor FY2026“approximately 8,725 BTU”“approximately 8,730 BTU”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Metallurgical Average Cost per Short Tonfor FY2026“$123.00 - $133.00”“$130.00 - $145.00”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Metallurgical costsfor Q3 FY2026—“$130—$140 per ton”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Metallurgical full-year cost increasefor FY2026—“approximately $10 per ton”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Metallurgical Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$138.84”“$143.57”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Metallurgical pricing (% of premium hard-coking coal index, FOB Australia)for FY2026—“70-80%”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Metallurgical pricing (percent of premium hard coking coal price index)for Q3 FY2026—“approximately 70-75 percent”Filing ↗
WidenedSeaborne Metallurgical Total Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“9.3 - 10.3”“8.8 - 10.3”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Metallurgical volumefor Q3 FY2026—“1.9—2.1 million tons”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Thermal (Domestic) Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$32.31”“$34.00”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Thermal (Export) Priced Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“2.2”“3.8”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Thermal (Export) Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$82.94”“$91.20”Filing ↗
NarrowedSeaborne Thermal (Export) Total Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“7.5 - 8.5”“7.9 - 8.5”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal costsfor Q3 FY2026—“$52—$57 per ton”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal export volumefor Q3 FY2026—“1.9 million export tons”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal full-year volumefor FY2026—“12.7 million tons”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal full-year volume increasefor FY2026—“200 thousand tons to 12.7 million tons”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“6.7”“8.3”Filing ↗
RaisedSeaborne Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Tonfor FY2026“$48.93”“$60.19”Filing ↗
NarrowedSeaborne Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“12.0 - 13.0”“12.4 - 13.0”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal unpriced export volume pricing (higher ash portion)for FY2026—“~50% are expected to have a higher ash content and price at 85-95% of API 5 price levels”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal unpriced high ash product volumefor Q3 FY2026—“0.8 million tons”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal unpriced Newcastle product volumefor Q3 FY2026—“1.1 million tons”Filing ↗
NewSeaborne Thermal volumefor Q3 FY2026—“3.0 million tons, including 1.9 million export tons”Filing ↗
ReiteratedARO Cash Spendfor FY2026“$65”“$65”Filing ↗
ReiteratedOther U.S. Thermal Average Cost per Short Tonfor FY2026“$45.00 - $49.00”“$45.00 - $49.00”Filing ↗
ReiteratedOther U.S. Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“13.2 - 14.2”“13.2 - 14.2”Filing ↗
ReiteratedPRB U.S. Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“82.0 - 88.0”“82.0 - 88.0”Filing ↗
ReiteratedSeaborne Thermal (Domestic) Priced Volume (millions of short tons)for FY2026“4.5”“4.5”Filing ↗
ReiteratedSeaborne Thermal Average Cost per Short Tonfor FY2026“$49.50 - $54.50”“$49.50 - $54.50”Filing ↗
ReiteratedSG&Afor FY2026“$115”“$115”Filing ↗
ReiteratedTotal Capital Expendituresfor FY2026“$340”“$340”Filing ↗
Show 4 items not restated in this release
ChangeMetricPeriodPreviousNowSource
Not restatedCenturion targeted annual run ratefor FY2028“4.7-million-ton”—Filing ↗
Not restatedCenturion Production Ratefor FY2026“running at full longwall production rates throughout the second half of the year”—Filing ↗
Not restatedPremium hard coking coal mines production (first full year of ownership)for FY2026“11.3 million tons”—Filing ↗
Not restatedCenturion planned annual production averagefor the long term“4.7 million tons”—Filing ↗

Current guidance

Guidance for periods that have not yet ended, at its most recent value, grouped by horizon.

Current fiscal year
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
ARO Cash Spend“$65”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Centurion annual sales target“2.0 to 2.5 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion full year volume“2.5 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedMay 5, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion Mine longwall startup“February 2026”for FY2026Company-definedJul 31, 20251Filing ↗
Centurion Mine sales target“1.5 to 2.0 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion Production Rate“running at full longwall production rates throughout the second half of the year”for FY2026Company-definedMay 5, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion production target“3.5 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion sales“0.5 to 0.7 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion sales target“0.5 to 0.7 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Centurion targeted delivery“3.5 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Dividend declared per share“$0.075 per share”for FY2026Declared actionFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal Average Cost per Short Ton“$45.00 - $49.00”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal average price“$58.20 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal costs“$45—$49 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“13.6”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$56.70”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)“13.2 - 14.2”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Other U.S. Thermal volume“3.7 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Powder River Basin cost increase“$0.25 per ton”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
PRB average price“$13.60 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
PRB costs“$11.75—$12.25 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
PRB full-year cost increase“$0.25 per ton”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
PRB U.S. Thermal Average Cost per Short Ton“$12.00 - $12.50”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
PRB U.S. Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“80.8”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
PRB U.S. Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$13.65”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
PRB U.S. Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)“82.0 - 88.0”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
PRB volume“22 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
PRB weighted average quality“approximately 8,730 BTU”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20262Filing ↗
Premium hard coking coal mines fully loaded costs“$130-$140 per ton”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 6, 20251Filing ↗
Premium hard coking coal mines production (first full year of ownership)“11.3 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 6, 20251Filing ↗
Quarterly dividend declared“$0.075 per share”for Q3 FY2026Declared actionJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical Average Cost per Short Ton“$130.00 - $145.00”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical average pricing (% of index)“~80% of the premium hard-coking coal index price (FOB Australia)”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical costs“$130—$140 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical full-year cost increase“approximately $10 per ton”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“3.0”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20262Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$143.57”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical pricing (% of premium hard-coking coal index, FOB Australia)“70-80%”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical pricing (percent of premium hard coking coal price index)“approximately 70-75 percent”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical Total Volume (millions of short tons)“8.8 - 10.3”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Metallurgical volume“1.9—2.1 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal (Domestic) Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“4.5”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal (Domestic) Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$34.00”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal (Export) Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“3.8”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal (Export) Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$91.20”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal (Export) Total Volume (millions of short tons)“7.9 - 8.5”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal Average Cost per Short Ton“$49.50 - $54.50”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal costs“$52—$57 per ton”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal export volume“1.9 million export tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal full-year volume“12.7 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal full-year volume increase“200 thousand tons to 12.7 million tons”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons)“8.3”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal Priced Volume Pricing per Short Ton“$60.19”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal Total Volume (millions of short tons)“12.4 - 13.0”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal unpriced export volume pricing (API 5)“55% are expected to have a higher ash content and price at 85-95% of API 5 price levels”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal unpriced export volume pricing (Globalcoal NEWC)“45% of unpriced export volumes are expected to price on average at Globalcoal “NEWC” levels”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal unpriced export volume pricing (higher ash portion)“~50% are expected to have a higher ash content and price at 85-95% of API 5 price levels”for FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal unpriced high ash product volume“0.8 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal unpriced Newcastle product volume“1.1 million tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Seaborne Thermal volume“3.0 million tons, including 1.9 million export tons”for Q3 FY2026Company-definedJul 29, 20261Filing ↗
Segment-wide metallurgical coal realizations (percent of benchmark)“80 percent”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
SG&A“$115”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Total Capital Expenditures“$340”for FY2026Company-definedFeb 5, 20263Filing ↗
Next year and medium term
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
Centurion targeted annual run rate“4.7-million-ton”for FY2028Company-definedFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Long term
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
Centurion planned annual production average“4.7 million tons”for the long termCompany-definedFeb 6, 20251Filing ↗
No period stated
MetricCurrent valuePeriodMeasureFirst statedTimes statedSource
Dividend“$0.075 per share”—Declared actionFeb 5, 20261Filing ↗
Dividend declared“$0.075 per share”—Declared actionMay 6, 20251Filing ↗
Dividend on common stock“$0.075 per share”—Declared actionOct 31, 20243Filing ↗
Dividend per share“$0.075 per share”—Declared actionFeb 6, 20252Filing ↗
Quarterly dividend“$0.075 per share”—Declared actionMay 5, 20262Filing ↗

How one item moved

PRB U.S. Thermal Priced Volume (millions of short tons), for FY2025 — every statement across the year, each linked to its filing.

Feb 6, 2025
New
“71”
May 6, 2025
Raised
“77”
Jul 31, 2025
Raised
“83.0”
Oct 30, 2025
Raised
“86.0”

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GAAP EPS
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Adjusted EBITDA
4
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Full history

Every metric, every release, eight quarters — the complete record as one table.

MetricFY2028FY2026FY2025FY2024Long-termNo period
Anglo American acquisition completion target—————1 statement
Anticipated capital expenditures———1 statement——
ARO Cash Spend—3 statements4 statements1 statement——
Centurion annual sales target—4 statements————
Centurion average annual production——1 statement———
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Filings

The 8 earnings releases this page is built from.

FiledFiscal periodAccessionGuidance items
Jul 29, 2026FY2026 Q20001064728-26-00003851Open filing ↗
May 5, 2026FY2026 Q10001064728-26-00002242Open filing ↗
Feb 5, 2026FY2025 Q40001064728-26-00000249Open filing ↗
Oct 30, 2025FY2025 Q30001064728-25-00013643Open filing ↗
Jul 31, 2025FY2025 Q20001064728-25-00011147Open filing ↗
May 6, 2025FY2025 Q10001064728-25-00006144Open filing ↗
Feb 6, 2025FY2024 Q40001064728-25-00001450Open filing ↗
Oct 31, 2024FY2024 Q30001064728-24-00017343Open filing ↗

Not located in filing

1 value was detected in these releases but could not be matched to an exact sentence in the filing body, so it is not shown as guidance. We surface the count rather than drop it silently.

Show the 1 unmatched span
SpanWhyFiled
Seaborne Thermal unpriced export volume pricing (NEWC-indexed portion) = ~50% ... expected to price on average at Globalcoal “NEWC” levelsspan gate: value not verbatim in filingJul 29, 2026
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