Invictus Energy (IVZ) Q4 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q4 2026 TU earnings summary
26 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Executed a landmark Petroleum Production Sharing Agreement (PPSA) with Zimbabwe, providing a stable legal and fiscal framework for the Cabora Bassa Project across its lifecycle.
Advanced preparations for the high-impact Musuma-1 exploration well, including wellsite surveying, civil works, and rig mobilisation.
Completed upgrades to the Zambezi Valley supply base, establishing a central hub for future field activities.
Raised A$10 million through a placement to fund Musuma-1 drilling and associated activities.
Mutapa Investment Fund participation formalised, aligning sovereign and investor interests.
Financial highlights
Raised A$10 million via equity placement at A$0.060 per share, with options attached.
Exploration and evaluation spend for the quarter was AUD $0.522 million.
Payments to related parties totaled AUD $279,753 for the quarter.
Cash and cash equivalents at quarter end were A$10.88 million, up from A$3.07 million in the previous quarter.
Net cash used in operating activities for the quarter was A$972,000.
Outlook and guidance
Musuma-1 drilling remains on track for H2 2026, targeting a new play with significant prospective resources.
PPSA provides a clear pathway for Mukuyu appraisal and early gas monetisation.
Ongoing discussions with strategic and industry partners for new ventures and business development.
Latest events from Invictus Energy
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Investor update - Multi-TCF gas and billion-barrel oil potential in Zimbabwe, with key wells and pilot projects advancing.IVZ
Investor presentation - Secured $25M investment and $500M funding, launching JV for major African energy expansion.IVZ
Investor update - Transformational year with major gas discovery, narrowed loss, and strong capital raising.IVZ
H2 2024 - Strategic partnership, capital raises, and Cabora Bassa progress position for African energy growth.IVZ
H2 2025 - Net loss increased, cash declined, and going concern risk persists amid ongoing exploration.IVZ
H1 2026 - Musuma-1 drilling in H2 2025 targets major resources, with strong cash reserves and project incentives.IVZ
Q4 2025 TU - SG 4571 licence extended, ESIA approved, and Musuma-1 drilling planned for H2 2025.IVZ
Q3 2025 TU - Eight new gas prospects defined and US$10M raised, supporting next exploration phase.IVZ
Q1 2025 TU