Ramaco Resources, Inc. raises dividend by 5.3% to $0.2364
Dividend Announcement: Ramaco Resources, Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend of $0.2364 per share, marking a 5.3% increase from the previous dividend of $0.2246, with a forward yield of 8.7%.
Payment Details: The dividend is payable on December 16 to shareholders of record as of December 2, with an ex-dividend date also set for December 2.
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Ramaco unveils $100 million stock buyback initiative
Share Repurchase Program Announcement: Ramaco Resources has authorized a share repurchase program of up to $100 million for its Class A common stock over the next 24 months, aiming to return capital to shareholders.
Strategic Financial Positioning: The company, led by CEO Randall Atkins, expresses confidence in its operational performance and financial strength, especially following a significant capital raise of over $600 million planned for the second half of 2025.
Ramaco and DOE's NETL Sign Comprehensive Strategic Agreement on Rare Earth Elements and Critical Minerals
Collaboration Announcement: Ramaco Resources has signed a significant Umbrella Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory to enhance research on rare earth elements and critical minerals.
Focus on Innovation: The agreement aims to leverage advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and quantum computing, to accelerate the discovery and commercialization of rare earths and critical minerals, particularly at Ramaco's Brook Mine in Wyoming.
Ramaco aims for $500M EBITDA by 2028 while enhancing rare earth operations and reducing met coal production.
Management Insights: Ramaco Resources is focusing on rare earths, aiming to establish the largest upstream production platform in the U.S. for heavy magnetic rare earths and critical minerals, with plans for a strategic stockpile at the Brook Mine and a target of over $500 million in EBITDA from rare earth production by 2028.
Financial Performance: The company reported a Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $8.4 million and a net loss of $13 million, with production and sales volumes declining. However, liquidity reached a record $272 million following a $200 million stock placement.
Operational Outlook: Production guidance for 2025 has been slightly reduced, reflecting ongoing challenges in the metallurgical coal market, while management emphasizes disciplined capital deployment and the importance of securing long-term offtake agreements for the rare earth platform.
Risks and Concerns: Analysts raised concerns about execution risks, scalability, and the need for long-term contracts, while management acknowledged potential permitting delays and ongoing weakness in metallurgical coal markets due to external pressures.
RAMACO RESOURCES ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER 2025 FINANCIAL RESULTS
Financial Performance: Ramaco Resources reported a net loss of $13.3 million for Q3 2025, with adjusted EBITDA of $8.4 million and cash costs per ton sold decreasing to $97, despite a decline in metallurgical coal prices.
Transition to Critical Minerals: The company is transitioning to become a dual-platform producer of metallurgical coal and rare earth elements, with plans to develop the Brook Mine in Wyoming, which is expected to significantly increase production of critical minerals.
Strategic Initiatives: Ramaco's Board approved the development of a national strategic critical mineral terminal to support its downstream operations, aiming to enhance the U.S. supply chain for rare earths and critical minerals.
Market Outlook: Despite challenges in the metallurgical coal market, Ramaco maintains a strong liquidity position of $272 million, allowing for continued investment in its critical minerals initiatives while managing production costs effectively.
Baird Begins Coverage of Ramaco Resources (METCB) with a Positive Outlook
Baird Coverage Initiation: On October 16, 2025, Baird initiated coverage of Ramaco Resources (NasdaqGS:METCB) with an "Outperform" recommendation, despite an average one-year price target suggesting an 8.05% downside from its latest closing price of $17.78/share.
Institutional Ownership Trends: As of the latest report, 232 funds hold positions in Ramaco Resources, with total shares owned by institutions increasing by 8.82% over the last three months, indicating growing interest in the company.
Texas Capital Securities Begins Coverage of Ramaco Resources (METCB) with a Buy Rating
Analyst Coverage and Price Target: Texas Capital Securities initiated coverage of Ramaco Resources with a Buy recommendation, while the average one-year price target is $13.85/share, indicating a potential 15.19% downside from the current price of $16.33/share.
Projected Revenue and EPS: Ramaco Resources is projected to achieve an annual revenue of $752 million, reflecting a 20.19% increase, with a non-GAAP EPS forecast of 2.05.
Institutional Ownership Trends: There are 234 funds reporting positions in Ramaco Resources, with a 1.30% increase in ownership over the last quarter, and total shares owned by institutions rose by 6.72% to 6,004K shares.
Shareholder Activity: Notable shareholders like Yorktown Energy Partners XI and IX increased their holdings significantly, while First Manhattan slightly decreased its shares, indicating varied investment strategies among major stakeholders.
Ramaco unveils $100 million stock buyback initiative
Share Repurchase Program Announcement: Ramaco Resources has authorized a share repurchase program of up to $100 million for its Class A common stock over the next 24 months, aiming to return capital to shareholders.
Strategic Financial Positioning: The company, led by CEO Randall Atkins, expresses confidence in its operational performance and financial strength, especially following a significant capital raise of over $600 million planned for the second half of 2025.
Ramaco and DOE's NETL Sign Comprehensive Strategic Agreement on Rare Earth Elements and Critical Minerals
Collaboration Announcement: Ramaco Resources has signed a significant Umbrella Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory to enhance research on rare earth elements and critical minerals.
Focus on Innovation: The agreement aims to leverage advanced technologies, including artificial intelligence and quantum computing, to accelerate the discovery and commercialization of rare earths and critical minerals, particularly at Ramaco's Brook Mine in Wyoming.
Ramaco aims for $500M EBITDA by 2028 while enhancing rare earth operations and reducing met coal production.
Management Insights: Ramaco Resources is focusing on rare earths, aiming to establish the largest upstream production platform in the U.S. for heavy magnetic rare earths and critical minerals, with plans for a strategic stockpile at the Brook Mine and a target of over $500 million in EBITDA from rare earth production by 2028.
Financial Performance: The company reported a Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $8.4 million and a net loss of $13 million, with production and sales volumes declining. However, liquidity reached a record $272 million following a $200 million stock placement.
Operational Outlook: Production guidance for 2025 has been slightly reduced, reflecting ongoing challenges in the metallurgical coal market, while management emphasizes disciplined capital deployment and the importance of securing long-term offtake agreements for the rare earth platform.
Risks and Concerns: Analysts raised concerns about execution risks, scalability, and the need for long-term contracts, while management acknowledged potential permitting delays and ongoing weakness in metallurgical coal markets due to external pressures.
RAMACO RESOURCES ANNOUNCES THIRD QUARTER 2025 FINANCIAL RESULTS
Financial Performance: Ramaco Resources reported a net loss of $13.3 million for Q3 2025, with adjusted EBITDA of $8.4 million and cash costs per ton sold decreasing to $97, despite a decline in metallurgical coal prices.
Transition to Critical Minerals: The company is transitioning to become a dual-platform producer of metallurgical coal and rare earth elements, with plans to develop the Brook Mine in Wyoming, which is expected to significantly increase production of critical minerals.
Strategic Initiatives: Ramaco's Board approved the development of a national strategic critical mineral terminal to support its downstream operations, aiming to enhance the U.S. supply chain for rare earths and critical minerals.
Market Outlook: Despite challenges in the metallurgical coal market, Ramaco maintains a strong liquidity position of $272 million, allowing for continued investment in its critical minerals initiatives while managing production costs effectively.
Baird Begins Coverage of Ramaco Resources (METCB) with a Positive Outlook
Baird Coverage Initiation: On October 16, 2025, Baird initiated coverage of Ramaco Resources (NasdaqGS:METCB) with an "Outperform" recommendation, despite an average one-year price target suggesting an 8.05% downside from its latest closing price of $17.78/share.
Institutional Ownership Trends: As of the latest report, 232 funds hold positions in Ramaco Resources, with total shares owned by institutions increasing by 8.82% over the last three months, indicating growing interest in the company.
Texas Capital Securities Begins Coverage of Ramaco Resources (METCB) with a Buy Rating
Analyst Coverage and Price Target: Texas Capital Securities initiated coverage of Ramaco Resources with a Buy recommendation, while the average one-year price target is $13.85/share, indicating a potential 15.19% downside from the current price of $16.33/share.
Projected Revenue and EPS: Ramaco Resources is projected to achieve an annual revenue of $752 million, reflecting a 20.19% increase, with a non-GAAP EPS forecast of 2.05.
Institutional Ownership Trends: There are 234 funds reporting positions in Ramaco Resources, with a 1.30% increase in ownership over the last quarter, and total shares owned by institutions rose by 6.72% to 6,004K shares.
Shareholder Activity: Notable shareholders like Yorktown Energy Partners XI and IX increased their holdings significantly, while First Manhattan slightly decreased its shares, indicating varied investment strategies among major stakeholders.
