Alliance Resource Q4 profit boosted by lower costs
Overview
Coal producer's Q4 revenue missed analyst expectations
Net income for Q4 rose significantly yr/yr, driven by reduced operating expenses
Coal production volumes increased 18.7% yr/yr
Outlook
Company expects 2026 oil & gas royalty volumes near 2025 record levels
Alliance Resource Partners expects 2026 coal royalty tons sold to rise 25% at the midpoint of guidance
Company anticipates improved operating expenses per ton sold in 2026, helping offset lower coal sales prices per ton
Result Drivers
OIL & GAS ROYALTIES - Record oil & gas royalty volumes partially offset revenue decline
COAL PRODUCTION - Increased coal production volumes by 18.7% yr/yr, driven by improved operations
OPERATING EXPENSES - Reduced operating expenses contributed to significant net income increase
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
Q4 Revenue | Miss | $535.50 mln | $555.10 mln (5 Analysts) |
Q4 EPS |
| $0.64 |
|
Q4 Net Income |
| $83.85 mln |
|
Press Release: ID:nBwb0h3zBa
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