Geo Energy Resources Limited has announced the operational launch of its MBJ Integrated Infrastructure, marking a significant milestone in its growth strategy. On 16 July 2026, the company commenced its first loading operations from the PT Triaryani (TRA) coal mine, shipping approximately 50,000 tonnes of coal valued at around US$3.2m to a domestic end user.
The new infrastructure is expected to enhance the Group’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) by up to US$350m annually through cost savings at TRA. Additionally, leasing excess capacity to third-party users could generate up to US$250m per annum, once MBJ reaches its throughput capacity of 50 million tonnes per year.
The operational launch is set to double coal sales in the second half of 2026 to approximately 8 million tonnes, with a target of 11.5–12.5 million tonnes for the year. Executive Chairman and CEO Charles Antonny Melati stated, “The commencement of our first loading operations on MBJ’s Integrated Infrastructure marks the beginning of a new phase in the Company’s growth strategy.”
The infrastructure includes a 92-kilometre hauling road and jetty, which will enable Geo Energy to increase TRA’s production to 20–25 million tonnes annually. This development is anticipated to unlock significant operating efficiencies and create new revenue streams through third-party services.
Geo Energy’s strategic move aims to transform the company from a pure coal mining entity into a comprehensive infrastructure, mining, and logistics company, reinforcing its competitive advantage and positioning it for future growth opportunities.
