• Ramaco Resources annual report for fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2025 outlined a shift toward a dual-platform model, pairing Central Appalachia metallurgical coal operations with development of Brook Mine rare earths and critical minerals project in Wyoming.
• Coal business emphasized cost control and production discipline through a prolonged downturn in metallurgical coal pricing tied to China steel oversupply, with management flagging tentative late-2025 signs of improving low-vol markets.
• Company expanded reserve footprint with acquisitions contiguous to existing mine complexes, setting up targeted low-vol growth projects in 2026 as market conditions warrant.
• Brook Mine advanced from July 2025 groundbreaking to mining sufficient feedstock for pilot processing facility under construction, with processing work aimed at improving recoveries and aligning output with semiconductor-related demand.
• Liquidity and financing capacity increased to support coal operations, Brook Mine development, and potential growth opportunities, including a revolver expanded to USD 500 million with an accordion feature.

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