Warrior Met Coal Inc. reported net income of USD 23.00 million, or USD 0.44 per diluted share, for the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025. Adjusted EBITDA for Q4 2025 reached USD 92.90 million, representing a significant increase of 75 percent. The company achieved record quarterly sales volumes of 2.90 million short tons of steelmaking coal, including 881 thousand short tons sold from its Blue Creek mine. During the period, Warrior Met Coal began commissioning longwall operations at the Blue Creek mine in October, eight months ahead of schedule and on budget. The company highlighted that the early production ramp-up at Blue Creek is already contributing to improved cost performance and enhancing its earnings potential. Warrior Met Coal also raised its volume guidance for 2026, citing solid operational performance and growing contributions from Blue Creek. The company emphasized its strengthened cost structure and increased reserve base, positioning it to capitalize on long-term demand for high-quality steelmaking coal.

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