Ameramex Intl Stock Price, News & Analysis

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.

AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced it has secured equipment orders totaling approximately $622,000 on October 17, 2025. The orders cover both new and refurbished machinery across battery-electric and diesel platforms, highlighting demand for the company's mixed power solutions.

Order details include three Taylor container handlers (two TECSP-157/8 empty container handlers and one TYRR-550 ROW forklift) and six LiuGong forklifts with capacities from about 5,000 to 16,000 pounds. The release notes application use cases spanning ports, intermodal yards, ROW projects, warehouses, and construction.

The company reiterated standard forward-looking disclaimers about risks and uncertainties and provided contact details for sales and investor relations.

AmeraMex (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced equipment orders totaling approximately $1.5 million on October 15, 2025, including new and refurbished battery-electric and diesel machines for logistics, construction, forestry, sawmills, agriculture, and manufacturing customers.

Key units ordered: refurbished Taylor container handler (THDC 974), refurbished Taylor reach stacker (TS9968), three new First Green Elise 1200 electric skid steers, two refurbished Taylor forklifts (TX250S and TXD 350L), and one new LiuGong CLG2025A-SC electric forklift.

The Elise 1200 units each have a 2,600 lb load capacity and customers can choose lithium or lead-acid batteries.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) announced on October 3, 2025 that it has secured equipment orders totaling over $1.0 million for new and refurbished heavy equipment.

Key deliveries include a new LiuGong 856H-E electric wheel loader (46,297 lb) with LFP battery, up to 11.7 hours light-duty runtime, ~1.5-hour fast charge (240kW), >10% energy savings, up to 70% lower operational cost and 50% maintenance reduction over five years; a LiuGong CBD80 forklift (~8-ton capacity); and three refurbished Taylor forklifts (TH35L, X360, GT50).

AmeraMex sells, leases, and rents electric and diesel equipment across construction, logistics, mining, and lumber and invites buyers to contact its sales team for pricing and demos.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX), a heavy equipment provider, reported challenging Q2 2025 results with significant year-over-year declines. Revenue dropped to $1.4 million from $3.8 million in Q2 2024, while net income decreased to $371,850 from $1.0 million.

For the six-month period ending June 30, 2025, revenue fell to $6.0 million from $7.1 million, with net income declining to $341,150 from $587,989. The company attributed the slowdown to customers delaying projects and preferring equipment rentals due to anticipated tariff increases.

Despite current challenges, CEO Lee Hamre expressed optimism about rebounding market activity and anticipated announcing several significant orders in the coming weeks.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) has secured new equipment orders worth $1.7 million. The orders include a refurbished Taylor Equipment loaded container handler for a Utah dry dock facility, along with a new LiuGong electric wheel loader and electric reach stacker.

The LiuGong electric equipment offers significant advantages including zero emissions, lower noise levels, 8-12 hours of operation per charge, and intelligent battery management systems. The electric reach stacker can handle loads up to 45 tons and is specifically engineered for demanding port operations.