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Beach Energy cuts guidance after Cooper Basin floods

Solid March quarter dampened by weather disruption

Beach Energy CEO Brett Woods stands in front as Queensland floodwaters surge down Cooper Creek, isolating Innamincka and threatening nearby uranium and gas operations

Beach Energy CEO Brett Woods stands in front as Queensland floodwaters surge down Cooper Creek, isolating Innamincka and threatening nearby uranium and gas operations | Credits: Beach Energy/WrightsAir

Beach Energy has delivered a resilient March quarter, but unseasonal flooding in key fields has forced a downgrade to its full-year production outlook.  The Adelaide-based oil and gas producer reported...

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