Ameramex Intl Stock Price, News & Analysis

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.

The company provides both electric and diesel-powered equipment for logistics, construction, and forestry industries through its AmeraMex/Hamre Equipment sales team.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) has secured $1.6 million in new equipment orders, demonstrating strong demand for its heavy equipment solutions. The orders include a new electric LiuGong excavator for a construction company, two LiuGong forklifts (25,000-lb and 65,000-lb capacity) for California manufacturers, a refurbished Taylor Loaded Container Handler for an Arizona logistics company, and a new LiuGong Reach Stacker with 45-ton lifting capacity for a Pacific Northwest port.

The diverse order mix spans both electric and diesel-powered equipment, highlighting AmeraMex's commitment to providing versatile solutions across construction, logistics, and industrial sectors. The company's equipment portfolio includes brands such as Firstgreen Industries, ASV, Menzi Muck, Magni, LiuGong, and CMI Mulching.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) has announced significant progress in its electric equipment sales and deployment strategy. The company is expanding its portfolio through partnerships with Firstgreen Industries and LiuGong North America, offering electric skid steer loaders and construction equipment.

A notable success includes the deployment of two LiuGong Model 856HE Electric Wheel Loaders at a Northern California sawmill, demonstrating impressive performance with 12-hour runtime per charge and 4-6 hour recharge time. The company is actively pursuing additional sawmill partnerships in the Northern West region to expand its electric equipment sales.

AmeraMex continues to showcase its equipment solutions at industry conferences throughout the Northwest, reinforcing its position in sustainable heavy equipment solutions across construction, logistics, and forestry industries.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX), a provider of heavy equipment solutions, has secured $1.0 million in new equipment orders. The orders include a new Taylor Equipment Reach Stacker and a refurbished 65,000-pound capacity forklift for a Southern California container yard, along with several compact forklifts for Northern California clients.

The refurbished Taylor forklift is scheduled for delivery in Q3 2025, while the Reach Stacker will be delivered in Q4 2025. The equipment will support container handling operations at a strategic logistics hub near a major West Coast port, facilitating the movement of shipping containers across various transportation modes.

AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) has secured significant business developments worth $5.5 million, including a major five-year rental agreement with a U.S. Army Base valued at $4.4 million for four Taylor Equipment Forklifts. The company also secured a six-month rental agreement worth $264,000 for two Taylor Equipment forklifts in Idaho. Additional sales include electric equipment such as two FIRSTGREEN Elise 900 skid steer loaders and a LiuGong 865HE electric wheel loader in California. The company sold multiple refurbished Taylor Equipment forklifts across California, Wyoming, and Utah, along with new equipment including a Taylor GT60 forklift and a LiuGong CLG2025 forklift. Used equipment orders will ship by June 30, 2025, while new equipment deliveries are expected by September 30, 2025.

AmeraMex International (OTC: AMMX) reported strong Q1 2025 financial results with revenue of $5.6 million, marking a 46% increase from Q1 2024's $3.3 million. The company achieved a significant turnaround with a gross profit of $629,243, compared to a loss of $(148,268) in Q1 2024. Operating profit improved to $256,209 from a loss of $(546,753). Despite operational improvements, AMMX posted a reduced net loss of $(30,691), primarily due to interest expenses of $629,031. The balance sheet showed total assets of $17.9 million, with notable changes including a $1.9M increase in accounts receivable, $4.8M decrease in inventory, and $3.1M increase in rental equipment value.