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AmeraMex International reports developments in heavy equipment sales, leasing and rentals for logistics, construction, mining, lumber and forestry-related customers. The company supplies new and refurbished electric and diesel-powered equipment, including container handlers, forklifts, excavators, rough-terrain forklifts and Magni telehandlers.
Company news commonly covers equipment orders, refurbishment activity, rental fleet updates, customer demand from ports and distribution centers, and grant-supported replacement of older diesel machinery with cleaner equipment. AmeraMex also reports periodic financial results, margin trends, profitability updates and shareholder outlooks tied to its heavy-equipment markets.
AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced a $400,000 rental agreement for a CMI mulching machine being shipped to a logging company in Northern California. The high-horsepower, Tier 4-compliant unit is designed for forestry applications such as land clearing, right-of-way maintenance, wildfire fuel reduction, and vegetation management.
According to AmeraMex, approximately 78% (about $3.9 million) of the equipment under a previously announced $5 million order has shipped, with the remaining 22% (about $1.1 million) scheduled for delivery by mid-August 2026. This equipment supports a major multi-phase expansion of a North American port facility intended to significantly increase regional cargo throughput capacity.
AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) reported full-year 2025 results showing a return to profitability despite slightly lower revenue. Revenue was $14.0 million in 2025, down 5% from 2024, while gross profit rose to $3.5 million and gross margin expanded to 25%. Net income was $1.0 million (EPS $0.07), reversing a 2024 net loss of ($856,734). Total assets were $18.2 million and total liabilities fell to $14.6 million, reflecting balance sheet improvement heading into 2026.
AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) reported strong buyer interest at the 77th Sierra Cascade Logging Conference on February 19, 2026.
Exhibitor space sold out, attendees showed demand for Tier 4 and electric equipment, and demonstrations of LiuGong electric wheel loader, CMI mulcher, and Magni telehandler drew sustained engagement.
AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) reported $2 million in approved grants awaiting final resolution and said additional grant applications remain in the pipeline. The company cited a typical four- to five-month approval process and noted it generated over $300,000 in January sales while preparing to exhibit at the 2026 Sierra Cascade Logging Conference Feb 5–7.
AmeraMex highlighted its grant-focused specialist, compliance with VW Trust requirements for Tier 4 and zero-emission replacements, and a product showcase including electric and diesel equipment models.
AmeraMex International (OTC: AMMX) issued a shareholder update on January 14, 2026 outlining recent results and 2026 outlook. The company expects 2025 revenue of $15–$16 million versus $14.9 million in 2024 and $13.4 million in 2023, and says it will return to profitability in 2025 after net losses of $1.2 million in 2024 and $1.4 million in 2023.
AmeraMex identifies the U.S. Government as its largest rental customer, reports increased RFP activity from logistics providers and renewed interest from Central America, and highlights product lines including electric equipment from LiuGong and FirstGreen.
AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced new equipment orders totaling approximately $450,000 on January 6, 2026. The orders are mostly refurbished units and include two LiuGong forklifts (5,000- and 6,000-pound capacities), a LiuGong Model 909 excavator, a 24-foot bed truck with piggyback forklift, and a Magni telehandler.
The release highlights product types, applications, and contact details for sales and demos.
AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced new equipment orders totaling approximately $413,000 consisting of two LiuGong excavators, one LiuGong forklift, and one LiuGong rough-terrain forklift.
All units are scheduled to ship during Q1 2026, expanding AmeraMex’s pipeline of heavy machinery for logistics, construction, and industrial customers and supporting customers preparing for the new year.
The announcement highlights LiuGong models across excavator sizes and rough-terrain forklift specs including 6,000–7,700 lb load capacities and features such as operator comfort and off-road tires.
AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced new equipment orders totaling approximately $355,000, including a Magni telehandler and a refurbished truck with a piggyback forklift, scheduled to ship to West Coast customers.
The company said these units are not expected to ship before December 31, 2025. Management indicated a potential $600,000 of additional orders could close before year-end but would not ship until 2026. AmeraMex projected 2025 revenue of $15.5 million, versus $14.9 million in 2024 and $13.4 million in 2023, and expects to be profitable in 2025 after net losses of $1.2M in 2024 and $1.4M in 2023.
AmeraMex International (OTC: AMMX) reported third-quarter and nine-month results for the period ended September 30, 2025. Q3 revenue rose to $3.9M from $1.9M year‑over‑year, producing a $438,927 gross profit and a Q3 net income of $208,641 (EPS $0.01). Nine-month revenue reached $9.8M with net income of $549,791 (EPS $0.04) versus a prior nine-month loss.
Balance sheet changes include current assets of $13.08M (up ~$3.6M), total assets of $18.88M, and total liabilities of $15.79M. Management noted purchases of 14 used container handlers for refurbishment.
AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced an equipment order of approximately $206,000 and the acquisition of 14 used Taylor Machine Works container handlers to expand its refurbishment inventory on October 27, 2025. The order includes a Taylor XH360L 36,000‑lb pneumatic tire forklift scheduled to ship to a customer in Arizona.
The 14 units (four empty container handlers and ten loaded container handlers) will be moved to AmeraMex’s 14,000 sq ft Chico, California facility for comprehensive refurbishing in dedicated sanding and painting buildings. Management noted refurbished equipment yields stronger profit margins than new inventory.