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Ramaco Resources, Inc. reports developments from a dual platform business built around metallurgical coal in Central Appalachia and coal, rare earth elements and critical minerals in Wyoming. Company news commonly covers financial results, mine planning and development, Class A and Class B share matters, Class B stock dividends, credit facilities and corporate-structure updates.
Ramaco also reports activity tied to its Sheridan, Wyoming mineral position, the Brook Mine rare earth and critical minerals development, and coal-derived advanced carbon products. Updates may address governance, executive stock ownership, financing capacity and the operating performance of its metallurgical coal complexes serving steelmaking markets.
Ramaco Resources (METC, METCB) set the share ratio for its previously declared third-quarter 2026 Class B common stock dividend. The dividend of $0.1535 per share of Class B common stock will be paid on September 25, 2026 to shareholders of record as of September 11, 2026, and will be distributed in additional Class B shares.
Using the September 11, 2026 Class B closing price of $5.99, each Class B shareholder will receive 0.025626 of a Class B share for each Class B share held at the close of that date. No fractional shares will be issued; instead, cash equal to the fair value of any fractional entitlement, based on the same closing price, will be paid on the Payment Date.
Ramaco Resources (METC) announced that former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin will step down from its Board of Directors to focus on an independent leadership council movement he is pursuing with his daughter Heather.
The company stated it understands and respects his decision and highlighted the perspective, judgment and public-service experience he contributed to the Board, particularly on American energy, industry and economic security. Manchin said he valued his time at Ramaco, described the organization as a close-knit family and emphasized that he will remain a strong supporter of the company.
Ramaco operates high-quality, low-cost metallurgical coal mines in West Virginia, Virginia and Wyoming, and is exploring rare earth and other critical minerals at its Brook Mine project in Wyoming.
Ramaco Resources (METC) will participate in two investor conferences in New York City in September 2026.
Senior management is scheduled to attend the UBS Global Materials Conference on September 9, 2026, and the Jefferies Global Industrials Conference on September 10, 2026. At the Jefferies event, Chairman and CEO Randall Atkins and Executive Vice President and CFO Jeremy Sussman will join a fireside chat moderated by Christopher LaFemina of Jefferies Metals & Mining Research. The discussion is expected to address Ramaco’s metallurgical coal operations and recent developments at its exploratory Brook Mine rare earth and critical minerals project in Sheridan, Wyoming. Management will also hold meetings with institutional investors during the conferences, and investor materials are available on Ramaco’s investor relations website.
Ramaco Resources (METC) issued a statement on September 4, 2026, about recent negative trading in its Class A common stock following activity on September 3, 2026.
The company said Yorktown Energy Partners, a large institutional shareholder, informed Ramaco on September 2 that it would distribute approximately 1 million shares of Ramaco Class A common stock to its limited partners. Ramaco believes this distribution contributed to the negative stock performance on September 3.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) announced several leadership changes in its Administration and Legal departments effective August 20, 2026. Vice Chairman and Board Secretary Evan H. Jenkins is taking on the additional role of Chief Administrative Officer, overseeing functions including Law, Health and Safety, Environment, IT, Government Relations, Insurance, Land, Intellectual Property and Human Resources.
Tyler Adkins becomes General Counsel after serving as Senior Vice President of Law and Assistant Secretary, while Tyler Fields is promoted to Assistant General Counsel. Cameron Adkins joins as Director of Law, Finance and Operations following his graduation from Harvard Law School in 2026.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) announced that Chairman and CEO Randall W. Atkins will appear on Fox Business' Making Money with Charles Payne on Wednesday, August 19. The interview will cover updates on Ramaco's exploratory Brook Mine project in Sheridan, Wyoming, recent memoranda of understanding, and market trends in rare earths, critical minerals, and metallurgical coal.
Ramaco operates four active metallurgical coal mining complexes in Central Appalachia and is exploring coal, rare earth, and other critical minerals at the Brook Mine, which remains an exploration-stage property with no assurance of commercial development.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Indium Corporation to explore potential supply of gallium and germanium from Ramaco’s exploratory Brook Mine rare earth and critical-mineral project in Wyoming.
Under the MOU, the parties plan to negotiate possible future supply or offtake arrangements. According to Ramaco Resources, any definitive agreements would depend on completion of due diligence, successful development and commercialization of the Brook Mine, and other conditions. The Brook Mine remains an exploration-stage property, and Ramaco notes there is no assurance it will be developed into a commercial-scale mine or that inferred mineral resources will be converted into higher-confidence resources or reserves. Indium Corporation would contribute its established materials-refining and advanced electronics supply-chain expertise if future agreements are reached.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Bedrock Semiconductor to negotiate future supply of gallium feedstock and other elements from Ramaco’s exploratory Brook Mine rare earth and critical-mineral project in Wyoming. Bedrock develops and manufactures advanced gallium nitride (GaN) materials and GaN-on-GaN power devices for applications including AI data centers, EVs, renewable energy and industrial power systems.
The contemplated relationship aims to support a resilient, domestic supply chain for gallium-based semiconductors, addressing current reliance on China for over 95% of gallium production. Any supply or offtake agreement will depend on due diligence, definitive contracts, and successful development and commercialization of the Brook Mine, which remains at the exploration stage with no assurance of becoming a commercial mine.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC) entered a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Pennsylvania-based roboLoop to form a strategic relationship around gallium-rich e-waste. roboLoop’s AI- and robotics-enabled recycling facility would supply processed e-waste materials for testing and validation at Ramaco’s planned pilot and commercial carbochlorination facilities at the Brook site in Sheridan, Wyoming.
The potential supply could support Ramaco’s broader e-waste strategy to improve recovery of rare earths and other critical minerals at the Brook Facility. Any future supply or offtake agreements remain subject to due diligence, definitive contracts, and successful construction and operation of the Brook Facility, which is currently at the exploration stage.
Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) reported a Q2 2026 net loss of $(15.4) million, or $(0.26) Class A diluted EPS, and Adjusted EBITDA of $5.7 million. The company repurchased 3.5 million Class A shares in Q2 at $14.41, and 4.6 million year to date for about $66 million, over 8% of Class A shares outstanding.
Ramaco ended the quarter with $400.1 million in liquidity, nearly 360% higher year over year. Non-GAAP cash mine cost per ton sold was $99, $4 lower than Q2 2025, marking a fourth straight sub-$100 quarter and remaining in the first quartile of U.S. metallurgical coal costs.
According to Ramaco, an independent Hatch conceptual study for the Brook Mine rare earth and critical minerals project supports internal modeling of a potential $8 billion NPV and $1.3 billion average annual adjusted EBITDA, based on preliminary capital of $3.2 billion plus about $0.8 billion contingency and initial production targeted in 2031.