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 (AMMX) appointed Mike Knight and Matt Hoblin as new independent members of its Board of Directors. Knight fills the seat left vacant by the passing of longtime board member Jeffery Morris, while Hoblin replaces former director Michael Maloney. Knight has more than 15 years of experience and has grown his own company since 2015 through disciplined management and business development. Hoblin owns a Chico-based residential and commercial construction firm focused on high-end new builds and disaster-recovery projects across Northern California, bringing expertise in cost control, project execution, and managing complex construction initiatives. AmeraMex sells, leases, and rents heavy equipment across construction, logistics, mining, and lumber industries.
AmeraMex International (AMMX) released an updated corporate profile for the third quarter of 2026 outlining operations, markets, and recent performance.
The company reports stable revenue in the first quarter with an 80% increase in gross profit, indicating improved operational efficiency. In the second quarter, AmeraMex was awarded a $5 million equipment contract for a North America dock expansion and became an approved vendor for California’s CORE clean off-road equipment incentive program.
AmeraMex focuses on acquiring and refurbishing used heavy equipment, targeting gross margins of 10–25% on refurbished units and 6–10% on new equipment. Container handlers account for about 50% of total revenue, driven by growth in U.S. ports, dry ports, and distribution centers. Additional revenue streams include a rental fleet, service operations, a million-dollar parts inventory, and transportation services.
AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX), a qualified vendor under California’s CORE (Clean Off-Road Equipment Voucher Incentive) Program, reported that it has generated more than $1.6 million in sales tied to CORE point-of-sale vouchers for zero-emission off-road equipment.
The CORE initiative, administered by the California Air Resources Board, provides substantial vouchers—often up to hundreds of thousands of dollars per unit—to reduce upfront costs of electric or hydrogen-powered heavy machinery. AmeraMex supplies qualifying equipment from multiple manufacturers, including FirstGreen Industries’ electric skid steer loaders and LiuGong’s electric construction machinery portfolio.
According to the company, its grant specialist is currently working with customers to advance an additional $3 million to $4 million of qualified zero-emission equipment through the CORE approval pipeline. AmeraMex continues to market both electric and diesel-powered equipment across logistics, construction, and forestry sectors and invites customers to inquire about pricing, CORE eligibility, and live equipment demonstrations.
AmeraMex International (OTC Pink: AMMX) reported strong top-line growth for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with Q2 revenue rising to $5.5 million from $1.4 million a year earlier, driven by heavy equipment demand and large fleet transactions. However, Q2 gross margin fell to 10% and the company posted an operating loss of $82,597 versus prior-year operating income of $344,488, while net income declined to $23,735 from $371,850.
For the first six months of 2026, revenue increased to $10.2 million from $6.0 million, with gross profit up to $1.6 million and net income at $247,228 versus $341,150. Current assets grew to $13.7 million and total assets to $21.5 million, funded largely by a rise in notes payable, which lifted total liabilities to $18.2 million. Cash increased to $1.1 million despite negative operating cash flow, reflecting substantial new borrowing.
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.