Ramaco Resources reported a challenging fourth quarter with a net loss of $14.7 million, primarily driven by a 20% decline in U.S. high-vol metallurgical coal indices. Despite market headwinds, the company achieved its lowest cash costs in four years at $92 per ton and significantly strengthened its balance sheet, ending the year with record liquidity of $521 million to support its transition into a dual-platform critical minerals company.
Achieved record liquidity of $521 million, a 275% increase year-over-year, following significant capital raises in late 2025.
Quarterly cash mine costs fell to $92 per ton, the lowest level since Q4 2021, maintaining a first-quartile position on the U.S. cost curve.
Announced a proprietary carbochlorination flowsheet breakthrough for rare earth processing, expected to increase yields of high-purity gallium and alumina while reducing capital costs.
Initiated 2026 guidance for production growth (3.7-4.1 million tons) and further cash cost reductions ($95-$100 per ton).
Ramaco expects 2026 to be its sixth consecutive year of production growth with improved cost efficiency and a strategic shift toward rare earth mineral development.
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