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Mar 31, 2025
Alpha Metallurgical Q1 2025 Earnings Report
Alpha Metallurgical reported a net loss in Q1 2025 amid market headwinds and severe winter weather impacts.
Key Takeaways
Alpha Metallurgical posted a $33.9 million net loss and saw revenue fall sharply year-over-year. Severe weather and weak pricing led to margin compression and lower volumes.
Net loss of $33.9 million due to adverse market and weather conditions
Revenue totaled $529.7 million, down significantly from Q1 2024
Adjusted EBITDA dropped to $5.7 million from $189.6 million YoY
ABL facility expanded to $225 million to support liquidity
Revenue by Segment
Revenue by Geographic Location
Forward Guidance
Alpha revised 2025 guidance downward for both coal sales volume and capital expenditures due to continued weak market conditions.
Positive Outlook
- 50% of metallurgical coal for 2025 priced at $133.04/ton
- ABL facility increased to $225 million, maturing in May 2029
- Total liquidity remains robust at $485.8 million
- Capital expenditures lowered to improve liquidity
- New Kingston Wildcat mine development remains on track
Challenges Ahead
- 2025 metallurgical shipment guidance reduced to 13.8–14.8M tons
- Thermal coal shipment guidance cut to 0.8–1.2M tons
- Realized pricing down due to weakening global indices
- High costs from weather-driven operational disruptions
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