Ameramex Intl Stock Price, News & Analysis

Year-to-date sales for AmeraMex International (AMMX) have reached $16.3 million. The company recently announced an equipment order worth $200,000, which includes an ASV RT-75HD for underbrush clearing in Northern California and another for defensible space in the Pacific Northwest. Additionally, AmeraMex has entered a Dealer Agreement with Kovaco Electric to sell the first 100% electric skid steer loader, the Elise 900, and compact loader, MiniZ. The sales team is actively arranging demonstrations for these innovative electric machines.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) reported a year-to-date sales total of $16.1 million and announced an equipment order worth $244,000. The order includes a Taylor 950 loaded container handler and multiple forklifts, set to ship to a commercial grower in Washington State. Furthermore, a new dealer agreement with Kovaco Electric will enhance AmeraMex's offerings of environmentally friendly equipment, including the Elise 900 and MiniZ, both 100% electric loaders.

AmeraMex International, Inc. (OTCQB:AMMX) has announced equipment orders totaling $309,247, contributing to year-to-date sales of approximately $15.9 million. The orders include a refurbished 2016 Taylor forklift, a 2010 Toyota forklift, a new ASV-120 Forestry loader, and an innovative Xtreme Telehandler with 360-degree operator visibility. AmeraMex, with over 30 years of experience, serves multiple industries, including construction and logistics. Investors should monitor the forward-looking statements made in the press release for potential risks and uncertainties.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) has reported year-to-date sales of $15.6 million and secured $981,500 in new equipment orders. The orders include various types of forklifts and handling equipment destined for sawmills and logistics companies in California, the Pacific Northwest, and Mexico. CEO Lee Hamre expressed optimism, projecting it could be the company's best year since 2008, when revenue reached $23.6 million.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) reported year-to-date sales of $14.6 million as of June 11, 2021. The company secured $1.5 million in recent equipment orders, including forklifts and loaded container handlers. These sales cater to various sectors such as logistics and forestry in locations including Alaska and the West Coast. CEO Lee Hamre expressed optimism regarding internal projections and a promising year ahead, citing multiple opportunities in the pipeline.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) announced a new equipment order worth $574,000, contributing to year-to-date sales of approximately $13.1 million. The order includes a 95,000-pound capacity Taylor Forklift and a refurbished rough-terrain forklift, with deliveries expected by the end of the second quarter on June 30, 2021. The equipment will be shipped to a customer in Utah. With over 30 years in the heavy equipment industry, AmeraMex provides products to various sectors, including construction and logistics.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) reported a significant first-quarter financial performance for 2021, with revenue growth of 180% to approximately $4 million, compared to $1.4 million in 2020. Gross profit surged 260% to about $1.2 million, while net profit reached $365,829, a 350% increase from the prior year's loss. The company increased its total assets by $1 million to $13.5 million. However, total liabilities also rose by $597,317. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact some international customers due to travel restrictions.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB: AMMX) announced receiving equipment orders totaling $344,000. Year-to-date sales have reached approximately $12.5 million. The orders include four refurbished Taylor Forklifts with varying capacities being shipped to a steel yard in Nebraska, and a refurbished Loaded Taylor Container Handler headed to a logistics company on the West Coast, both scheduled for Q2 shipping.

AmeraMex International (OTCQB:AMMX) reported year-to-date sales exceeding $12.2 million after receiving equipment orders totaling $199,000. The orders include an ASV RT-50 Posi-Track Loader for a logistics customer in Nome, Alaska, scheduled for shipment the week of May 2, and an ASV RT-120 Forestry Posi-Track Loader for fire suppression, expected to ship in the second quarter. The equipment features advanced capabilities, including efficient power systems and superior traction for diverse terrains.