Why did Denison Gas appoint Rothschild as an advisor?

Denison Gas hired Rothschild to conduct preliminary marketing and secure potential co-investors to fund the next development phase of its Baffle Creek project. The unlisted developer seeks external capital to scale up production beyond its current pilot operations.

What is the estimated size of the Baffle Creek project managed by Denison Gas?

The Baffle Creek project managed by Denison Gas holds an estimated 566 petajoules of gas within its broader geological system. The company stated that the site has already produced over 54 petajoules for the domestic market.

What are the key financial metrics recently reported by Denison Gas?

Denison Gas reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation of A$76.9 million for the 2025 financial year. The company also generated A$77.5 million in operating cash flow over the same period.

When is the next major supply target for Denison Gas?

Denison Gas recently invited market interest for a further 1.46 petajoules of gas supply starting on 1 January 2027. This commercial supply tender supports the company's future delivery schedules.

How will the expansion of Denison Gas impact the broader energy market?

Denison Gas stated that securing additional investment will allow it to bring substantially more gas to the Australian east coast market. The expanded production aims to boost domestic supply from its Queensland operations.

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Denison Gas appoints Rothschild for project expansion

Written by Brie CarterPublished Aug 28, 2026, 6:50 AM

Denison Gas appoints investment bank Rothschild to secure co-investors for its Baffle Creek Gas Project.
The unlisted gas developer generates funding to scale up production beyond its existing pilot operations.
The partnership aims to accelerate gas development and increase domestic supply along the East Coast.

Unlisted developer Denison Gas has appointed investment bank Rothschild to conduct preliminary marketing for potential co-investors to fund its Queensland gas project.

The advisory hiring comes as the company seeks external capital following initial project development.

“Baffle Creek has significantly increased our development opportunities, and we are now considering the best way to secure the capital to bring substantially more gas to the East Coast market,” said Denison Gas Executive Chairman Xingjin Wang.

The project site holds an estimated 566 petajoules of gas within the broader geological system.

The strategic push follows recent commercial supply tenders to support future delivery schedules.

The developer recorded earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation of $76.9 million for the 2025 financial year.

Operational cash flow reached $77.5 million as total domestic market deliveries surpassed 54 petajoules.