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Ramaco Resources, Inc. is a developer of high-quality, low-cost metallurgical coal.

With a portfolio of four long-lived projects in West Virginia, Virginia, and Pennslylvania, we are well-positioned to deliver among the lowest delivered-cost U.S. domestic metallurgical coal to a majority of our domestic target customer base — U.S.-based blast furnace steel mills and coke plants — as well as international metallurgical coal consumers, and to capitalize on positive trends in the metallurgical coal market.

2022 Dividend: $.45 per share / $20m annually

Next Payment: 09/15/23, to shareholders of record on 09/01/23

Current Dividend (METC)

$.125 per share

$.50 annually

Current Dividend (METCB)

$.1654 per share

$.6616 annually

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Ramaco in the News

IN WYOMING, RARE EARTH ELEMENTS COULD BE THE NEXT COAL

S&P Rare earth minerals could be the new coal for Wyoming, a state hoping to gain from the same energy transition that has imperiled its coal riches. Coal mining companies are even getting in on the rare earths action, with at least one coal miner in the region looking to diversify its mining portfolio.

Ramaco Resources is embracing the global energy shift by searching for rare earths in the US. In early May, the company announced it had discovered what could be the “largest unconventional deposit” of rare earth elements in the US at its Brook mine, working in tandem with the US Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory and consultant Weir International Inc.

Read the article: S&P Capital IQ

RAMACO’S RARE EARTHS DISCOVERY COULD BE A GAME-CHANGER FOR UNITED STATES

While many majors are walking away from the coal business to improve ESG metrics and appease investors, some savvy miners are looking at ways to advance clean energy projects on current and former coal mine sites. Ramaco Resources… has this month discovered new potential magnetic rare earth elements (REEs) at its Brook mine in Wyoming. Ramaco’s subsidiary, Ramaco Carbon, is partnering with laboratories, researchers, and manufacturers and is privately investing to create an ecosystem of carbon tech innovation — building what it calls Carbon Valley in Wyoming.

Read the article: Mining.com