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Demand–Supply Outlook, Project Pipeline, and Scenario Analysis
A 37-page chart-rich market study covering Australia’s mining sector across iron ore, metallurgical and thermal coal, critical minerals (lithium, nickel, cobalt, copper, rare earths), and gold. Built for financial modelers, analysts, and consultants who need state-level pipeline data, unit-economics anchors, and probability-weighted commodity scenarios to feed project-finance models.
Australia enters 2026 as the world’s most operationally diverse mining economy. Combined resource and energy export earnings reach A$383 billion in 2025–26 with a forecast easing to A$374 billion by 2026–27 — but the headline aggregate masks the structural rotation: iron ore and coal flatlining, critical minerals + gold accelerating. This study gives financial modelers and analysts the project-level inputs they need to model that rotation.
Key findings
- A$383 billion export earnings 2025–26, easing to A$374 billion by 2026–27 — iron ore declining (A$116bn → A$107bn), gold surging (A$69bn → A$74bn), critical minerals scaling (A$11bn → A$14bn), lithium recovering (A$4.8bn → A$6.8bn).
- Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive (CMPTI) now law — 10% refundable tax offset on processing costs across 31 minerals, applies 1 July 2027–30 June 2040, A$7bn package value. Materially improves downstream-refining project IRRs.
- Lithium SC6 recovery underway — from US$815/t (mid-2025) to base US$1,000/t (2026), US$1,400/t (2031). Goldman + JPMorgan broker consensus aligned. PLS + MinRes lifting guidance.
- Queensland coal royalty regime structurally costly — A$15.4bn (2022–23) → A$5.5bn (2024–25); 900+ Bowen Basin jobs cut; Saraji East cancelled.
- EPBC Act overhaul accelerates non-coal approvals — Tranche 1 from 20 Feb 2026; Tranche 2 from 1 Jul 2026; 30-day state-led streamlined pathway; coal + gas excluded.
- Three-scenario probability framework — Bear 25% / Base 50% / Bull 25% across iron ore, met coal, lithium, gold, copper.
What you get
- 37-page Word document + PDF
- 12 EFM-branded charts (Pilbara shipments, lithium price recovery, CMPTI scenarios, top operators capex, REE production, scenario summary, more)
- 9 data tables (top 20 operators, risk matrix, scenario summary, Base Case price assumptions, Appendix A sensitivity, regulatory timeline, more)
- Source verification workbook (Excel) — 34 sources, 30 inline facts, all verified
- Featured image, social posts, intranet card
- Total bundle: 8 deliverables
Audience
Primary: Financial modelers and analysts at IPP, sell-side / buy-side equity research, advisory, asset management, project-finance teams. Use this study to feed assumptions directly into your Excel models.
Secondary: Independent project developers, infrastructure-fund investors, corporate off-takers.
Tertiary: Corporate strategy teams; students; consultants.
Methodology
eFinancialModels uses AI-assisted research and drafting tools as part of its market-study production methodology, alongside human research, source verification and editorial review. Every claim, statistic, source, chart, and recommendation in this study was reviewed and verified by the eFinancialModels editorial team before publication. Sources are cited inline; forward-looking statements are explicitly labelled and reflect analyst judgment.
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