NORTHERN Territory and Queensland-focussed Central Petroleum posted a A$2.5 million net profit in its half-year results, up 15% compared to the previous half due to the lower exploration activity, corporate cost savings and lower interest and depreciation charges.
Sees market confidence improving
EBITDAX came to A$12.9 million, an increase of 51% compared to the previous six months to June 30 excluding the benefit of the $7.
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Central Petroleum has resilient quarter
