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Energy coverage collects dated research on business quality, return drivers, balance-sheet resilience, and what the market is paying for.

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  1. Honeymoon's smaller resource leaves Boss leaning on US$90 uraniumBoss Energy (ASX:BOE) fell 16.53% after Honeymoon's resource fell 42%. The post-fall price still leans on uranium above the study's US$90 case.
  2. Hunting's £100m sell-off priced more than a Kuwait delayHunting PLC (LSE:HTG) fell 14.5% after cutting EBITDA guidance. The cash bridge shows why Kuwait explains only part of the repricing.
  3. Nostrum's asset sale still leaves a US$303 million creditor holeNostrum Oil & Gas (LSE:NOG) fell 37.5% after a US$304.6 million asset sale. The creditor waterfall still leaves ordinary equity behind.
  4. Karoon's Bauna-led pop asks if cash flow matters more than decline riskKaroon Energy (ASX:KAR) jumped after its June-quarter update. We test whether Bauna cash flow offsets reserve and decline risk.
  5. Peninsula's guidance withdrawal turns Lance into a flow-rate testPeninsula Energy (ASX:PEN) fell after CY2026 guidance was pulled; the issue is whether Lance has a timing problem or a funding problem.
  6. Paladin's quarterly selloff puts Langer Heinrich's ramp-up before the uranium pricePaladin Energy (ASX:PDN) fell after its June-quarter call notice. We test whether the move fits Langer Heinrich ramp-up risk.
  7. Santos shed its takeover premium just as Barossa and Pikka come onlineSantos (ASX:STO) shed its takeover premium just as Barossa and Pikka come online. We test whether the ~30% production step-up converts to free cash as oil cools.
  8. Woodside has surrendered most of its oil-war spike, leaving the LNG build to set the priceWoodside (ASX:WDS) has given back most of its oil-war price spike, leaving the Scarborough LNG build to set the story — does the growth bill convert to cash?