Market Cap 172.40M
Revenue (ttm) 207.98M
Net Income (ttm) -77.00M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -37.02%
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.11
Volume 635,600
Avg Vol 1,698,348
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 70.37M
Stochastic %K 39%
Beta 1.36
Analysts Sell
Price Target $11.55

Company Profile

Aemetis, Inc. operates as a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company. The company operates through California Ethanol, California Dairy Renewable Natural Gas, and India Biodiesel segments. It engages in the operation, acquisition, development, and commercialization of low and negative carbon intensity products and technologies that replace fossil fuel products. The company also produces and sells ethanol; wet distillers grains, distillers corn oil, and condensed distillers solubles to d...

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 408 213 0940
Fax: 408 252 8044
Address:
20400 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Suite 700, Cupertino, United States
mba1
mba1 Jun. 5 at 12:56 AM
$AMTX where’s the IPO 😂
1 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 8:09 PM
$AMTX You take a SEC case from 20 years ago, throw in MVR delays, EB-5, C-PACE, buybacks, debt, Third Eye and somehow claim it all proves the exact same thing. That's not evidence, that's just stacking unrelated talking points on top of each other and hoping nobody notices. And the funniest part is that every time something doesn't happen on your preferred timeline, it magically becomes a fraud, a scam or a fake. Delays are frustrating, no argument there. But a delayed project and a fraudulent project are not the same thing. People, seriously, don't believe every piece of nonsense posted in this forum. Do your own research and look at the actual filings, announcements and developments instead of blindly following someone's personal narrative. You keep acting like the entire story was decided years ago, yet you're still here every single day writing essays about it.
0 · Reply
RogerHZU
RogerHZU Jun. 4 at 7:44 PM
$AMTX Spano action.
0 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 7:31 PM
$AMTX Honestly, I don't even know where to start cleaning up all the nonsense in this forum anymore. 😄 Now we're comparing AMTX to every toxic financing case the SEC has ever prosecuted? Having debt, warrants or bridge financing does not automatically make a company a death spiral financing scheme. You keep taking completely different situations, throwing them into the same bucket and then presenting your conclusion as if it's a proven fact. By that logic, every company that ever refinanced debt or issued warrants would be a scam. The reality is much simpler: either the financing closes and projects move forward, or they don't. That's what will determine the outcome here. But instead of discussing what's actually happening today, you're still digging through decades-old SEC cases and trying to make every single one fit AMTX. That's just forcing the same narrative onto every piece of news that comes out.🤡
0 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 7:16 PM
$AMTX Hugo, I was away for a few days and come back only to read the same nonsense from you again. Every single post is the same recycled list: 2006 SEC, debt, EB-5, C-PACE, Third Eye, dilution. We get it. You've posted it a thousand times already. What I find funny is that no matter what news comes out, your response is always identical. New financing progress? Same post. India update? Same post. Policy support for ethanol? Same post. Analyst update? Same post. At some point you're not doing analysis anymore, you're just repeating a script. The real question is whether the financing closes, projects move forward and the company executes. That's what will decide where AMTX trades, not a copy-paste list you've been posting for months. But apparently you've already decided nothing will ever happen, so every new development gets dismissed before the ink is even dry. Honestly, if AMTX is such a hopeless disaster, it's impressive how much of your day is still dedicated to talking about it.
0 · Reply
Schwabbel
Schwabbel Jun. 4 at 5:24 PM
$AMTX Next week, Aemetis will be awarded the $1.1 billion contract; the IPO in India will then follow in October.
4 · Reply
Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 4:54 PM
$AMTX Even if this disaster or some say scam company which has fleeced investors for 20 years and got lucky on a new Greet model; 1. That will be a Q4 2026 event 2. The IRS will cap credit and not give this debt ridden scam $100M per year for some cow farts 3. Any money they do get goes to Third Eye Only small time gamblers are left here now.
2 · Reply
drose0527
drose0527 Jun. 4 at 4:10 PM
$AMTX only 275,000 volume my god! This has flatlined
0 · Reply
Finitemaf
Finitemaf Jun. 4 at 3:38 PM
$AMTX we need some volume…
2 · Reply
Silky1776
Silky1776 Jun. 4 at 3:28 PM
$AMTX Does anyone happen to know if regulatory announcements like the release of the updated GREET model is the sort of thing the government usually tends to release on a specific day of the week, such as Fridays? Or is that irrelevant, and these things just get released whenever the have final approval?
1 · Reply
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Aemetis Proxy statement: Proxy Filing

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2025

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q3 2025

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q2 2025

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q2 2025

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Aemetis Earnings release: Q2 2025

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q1 2025

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Aemetis Proxy statement: Proxy Filing

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Aemetis Annual report: Q4 2024

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Aemetis Registration statement: Registration Filing

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2024

Nov 12, 2024, 2:00 PM EST - 1 year ago

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q3 2024

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Aemetis Registration statement: Registration Filing

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2023

Nov 9, 2023, 2:00 PM EST - 2 years ago

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q3 2023

Nov 9, 2023, 2:00 PM EST - 2 years ago

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q2 2023

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Aemetis Reports 2022 Fourth Quarter and Year-End Results

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Aemetis Earnings Call Transcript: Q3 2022

Nov 3, 2022, 10:45 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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Aemetis Quarterly report: Q3 2022

Nov 3, 2022, 10:45 AM EDT - 3 years ago

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mba1
mba1 Jun. 5 at 12:56 AM
$AMTX where’s the IPO 😂
1 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 8:09 PM
$AMTX You take a SEC case from 20 years ago, throw in MVR delays, EB-5, C-PACE, buybacks, debt, Third Eye and somehow claim it all proves the exact same thing. That's not evidence, that's just stacking unrelated talking points on top of each other and hoping nobody notices. And the funniest part is that every time something doesn't happen on your preferred timeline, it magically becomes a fraud, a scam or a fake. Delays are frustrating, no argument there. But a delayed project and a fraudulent project are not the same thing. People, seriously, don't believe every piece of nonsense posted in this forum. Do your own research and look at the actual filings, announcements and developments instead of blindly following someone's personal narrative. You keep acting like the entire story was decided years ago, yet you're still here every single day writing essays about it.
0 · Reply
RogerHZU
RogerHZU Jun. 4 at 7:44 PM
$AMTX Spano action.
0 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 7:31 PM
$AMTX Honestly, I don't even know where to start cleaning up all the nonsense in this forum anymore. 😄 Now we're comparing AMTX to every toxic financing case the SEC has ever prosecuted? Having debt, warrants or bridge financing does not automatically make a company a death spiral financing scheme. You keep taking completely different situations, throwing them into the same bucket and then presenting your conclusion as if it's a proven fact. By that logic, every company that ever refinanced debt or issued warrants would be a scam. The reality is much simpler: either the financing closes and projects move forward, or they don't. That's what will determine the outcome here. But instead of discussing what's actually happening today, you're still digging through decades-old SEC cases and trying to make every single one fit AMTX. That's just forcing the same narrative onto every piece of news that comes out.🤡
0 · Reply
Blasi
Blasi Jun. 4 at 7:16 PM
$AMTX Hugo, I was away for a few days and come back only to read the same nonsense from you again. Every single post is the same recycled list: 2006 SEC, debt, EB-5, C-PACE, Third Eye, dilution. We get it. You've posted it a thousand times already. What I find funny is that no matter what news comes out, your response is always identical. New financing progress? Same post. India update? Same post. Policy support for ethanol? Same post. Analyst update? Same post. At some point you're not doing analysis anymore, you're just repeating a script. The real question is whether the financing closes, projects move forward and the company executes. That's what will decide where AMTX trades, not a copy-paste list you've been posting for months. But apparently you've already decided nothing will ever happen, so every new development gets dismissed before the ink is even dry. Honestly, if AMTX is such a hopeless disaster, it's impressive how much of your day is still dedicated to talking about it.
0 · Reply
Schwabbel
Schwabbel Jun. 4 at 5:24 PM
$AMTX Next week, Aemetis will be awarded the $1.1 billion contract; the IPO in India will then follow in October.
4 · Reply
Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 4:54 PM
$AMTX Even if this disaster or some say scam company which has fleeced investors for 20 years and got lucky on a new Greet model; 1. That will be a Q4 2026 event 2. The IRS will cap credit and not give this debt ridden scam $100M per year for some cow farts 3. Any money they do get goes to Third Eye Only small time gamblers are left here now.
2 · Reply
drose0527
drose0527 Jun. 4 at 4:10 PM
$AMTX only 275,000 volume my god! This has flatlined
0 · Reply
Finitemaf
Finitemaf Jun. 4 at 3:38 PM
$AMTX we need some volume…
2 · Reply
Silky1776
Silky1776 Jun. 4 at 3:28 PM
$AMTX Does anyone happen to know if regulatory announcements like the release of the updated GREET model is the sort of thing the government usually tends to release on a specific day of the week, such as Fridays? Or is that irrelevant, and these things just get released whenever the have final approval?
1 · Reply
Finitemaf
Finitemaf Jun. 4 at 2:29 PM
$AMTX lagging $ALTO, give us a green close!
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tseansc
tseansc Jun. 4 at 1:20 PM
$AMTX Hugo has given a wonderful backdrop on the misleading and prior missteps of our “wonderful” CEO, Eric McAfee. I refute nothing he has posted. However, Aemetis is on the cusp of multiple miracles. I typically do not invest in this time of strategy, but in the near term we have the 45z GREET model announcement and a potential OMC contract that forms the catalyst for the IPO. Those two events move the share price materially, despite anything Eric does or does not do. Good luck longs, looking forward to 2027, miracles, Hugo’s other investments doing well, Eric buying shares, and beyond.
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Phillipj13
Phillipj13 Jun. 4 at 12:42 PM
$AMTX @Hugo_van_B the power of Grayskull!! 💀 $MAT
0 · Reply
RogerHZU
RogerHZU Jun. 4 at 11:12 AM
$AMTX AMTX = junk. How some people still believe in this fairy story of an investment is beyond me.
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Schwabbel
Schwabbel Jun. 4 at 10:52 AM
$AMTX big news coming soon
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 9:26 AM
$AMTX I like how uou unblock me when things go Pete Tong. Now you are keen to acknowledge everything I have said is correct. All on you now! Enjoy.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 8:32 AM
$AMTX Good luck all you will need it!
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 8:29 AM
$AMTX Bonus: McAfee’s dodgy past—in 2006 the SEC hit him with a cease-and-desist order for causing Verdisys to violate anti-fraud rules (Section 10(b)/Rule 10b-5). He engineered misleading revenue/expense disclosures, including a $1M “software” deal he controlled that was actually undisclosed compensation to a stock promoter. He consented without admitting/denying, but the pattern fits perfectly. Now we get tallow sales that vanished, MVR delays, EB-5 and $80M C-PACE loans that never closed, a joke $80M buyback with $4.8M cash/$405M debt, and the latest “$1.1B weird financing” resolution. Debt balloons under McAfee while Third Eye gets paid first. This company’s business model is insider enrichment via perpetual dilution—not RNG profits. Wake up, retail. Same story since 2008.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 8:28 AM
$AMTX This exact playbook has been prosecuted by the SEC in “toxic financing” and “death spiral” cases: Lenders like Almagarby, John Fife, Justin Keener, and Power Up Lending turned microcap convertibles/warrants into machines that dumped billions of diluted shares, pocketing tens of millions while crushing retail (SEC v. Almagarby alone involved massive dilution profits; similar unregistered dealer actions hit funds doing 100s of deals). Aemetis’ version (senior notes + repeated warrants like the 500k-share packages in past deals) is the same game—just dressed up as “bridge financing.”
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 8:28 AM
$AMTX How the scheme works (real-life technique used across microcaps): The CEO pumps the story to juice the share price and attract retail. The lender keeps the company on life support with expensive, “due-on-demand” debt + equity kickers (warrants). Every extension or new tranche triggers dilution via warrants or ATM raises. Cash flows straight to the lender’s interest/fees (~$14–16M/quarter to Third Eye), while the CEO gets fat salary, bonuses, unpaids shares (he’s been awarded millions), and uses them as collateral. Family hires (daughter, brother) and personal guarantees sweeten the pot. Retail gets diluted, the stock cycles through pumps and dumps, and the company never escapes the debt trap—rewarding failure, not success.
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Hugo_van_B
Hugo_van_B Jun. 4 at 8:28 AM
$AMTX $AMTX – The Promoter-Financer Playbook Exposed: 18 Years of Dilution for Retail, Riches for Insiders This isn’t just bad management—it’s the classic promoter-lender scheme that’s fleeced retail investors in microcaps for decades. CEO Eric McAfee is the eternal promoter, hyping endless “next big thing” RNG/MVR/EB-5/C-PACE promises that never fully materialize. His long-time “college friend” Arif Bhalwani and Third Eye Capital play the financer role—providing bridge debt since 2008 (18 straight years) at sky-high rates (up to 30-40% in some facilities), plus massive fees, warrants, and endless extensions/waivers.
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Fresher
Fresher Jun. 3 at 9:32 PM
$NOW but order set for 110$ tomorrow.. same for $AMTX 2.2$.. Once $SOXS starts ripping, accumulate more NOW and AMTX.. that’s it for me.
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