Calumet Q1 FY26 net loss widens to $317 million
Calumet, Inc.
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- Calumet posted a first-quarter net loss of USD 317 million, widening from USD 162 million a year earlier, as basic loss per share deepened to USD 3.64 from USD 1.87.
- Sales rose to USD 1.03 billion from USD 993.9 million, while operating loss widened to USD 171.3 million from USD 48.7 million.
- Adjusted EBITDA fell to USD 27.6 million from USD 38.1 million; the company flagged USD 147.4 million of non-cash RINs expense and a USD 102.7 million unrealized derivatives loss.
- Montana Renewables completed its turnaround and began MaxSAF 150 operations in early May, while Shreveport resumed normal operations in early April following previously disclosed downtime.
- CEO Todd Borgmann said EPA’s SET2 RVO announcement in March “has transformed the outlook for biofuel margins,” adding integrated specialties is entering an “extremely strong” margin environment.
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