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Coal Comeback Sends Peabody Energy (BTU) Stock Soaring – Real-Time Update & Analyst Insights

Coal Comeback Sends Peabody Energy (BTU) Stock Soaring – Real-Time Update & Analyst Insights

Key Facts (as of Oct 3, 2025): U.S. markets are open (Fri Oct 3). Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) is trading around $31.0 per share (as of ~10:30 AM EDT), up roughly +5.9% on the day marketbeat.com. Trading volume is heavy (20-day avg ~5.4 M shares stockanalysis.com). Market Cap is ≈$3.9 billion stockanalysis.com. Key ratios: trailing P/E ≈28.8, forward P/E ~64 stockanalysis.com (reflecting squeezed near-term earnings); EPS (TTM) ≈$1.10 stockanalysis.com; Revenue ~$4.04 B (TTM) stockanalysis.com. Peabody pays a $0.30 annual dividend (~1.0% yield) stockanalysis.com (last declared $0.075 in Q3’25 investing.com). Financially, Peabody holds net cash (~$192M: $586M cash vs $394M debt stockanalysis.com) and book equity
Peabody Energy’s 2025 Coal Comeback: Big Buybacks, Booming Demand, and a Surging Stock

Peabody Energy’s 2025 Coal Comeback: Big Buybacks, Booming Demand, and a Surging Stock

Peabody Energy (BTU) Stock Overview and Industry Insights as of September 24, 2025 Peabody Energy at a Glance in 2025 Peabody Energy Corp. is America’s largest coal producer, mining thermal coal for power generation and metallurgical coal for steelmaking across the U.S. and Australia. After surviving a 2016–17 bankruptcy, Peabody has repositioned itself with a “fortress balance sheet” and a diversified asset base across four segments: Seaborne Thermal (Australian export coal), Seaborne Metallurgical (Australian coking coal), Powder River Basin (low-sulfur thermal coal in the U.S.), and other U.S. thermal mines benzinga.com. The Seaborne Thermal segment generates the largest share of revenue, supplemented by
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