Ramaco Resources Inc Cl B (METCB) Stock Price, Quote & News

Company Profile

Ramaco Resources, Inc. engages in the development, operation, and sale of metallurgical coal. Its development portfolio includes the Elk Creek project that covers an area of approximately 20,200 acres located in southern West Virginia; the Berwind property covering an area of approximately 62,500 acres situated on the border of West Virginia and Virginia; the Knox Creek property, which covers an area of approximately 64,050 acres is located in Virginia; the Maben property covering an area of app...

Industry: Coking Coal

Sector: Basic Materials

Phone: 859 244 7455

Website: ramacoresources.com

Address:

250 West Main Street, Suite 1900, Lexington, United States

dachshund36 Jun. 16 at 2:43 PM

$METCB $METC I only own class B shares. They have the same company ownership as class A and are convertible to class A at the company's discretion. Only difference is how dividends are paid. I don't claim to understand the calculation, but this last quarter, class A was paid $0.06875 in class B shares. Class B got $0.1811 per share.

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Holodomor1352 Jun. 5 at 10:09 AM

$METCB https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/trump-use-emergency-powers-boost-us-critical-minerals-industry

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dachshund36 May. 31 at 11:24 PM

$METCB always as valuable as $METC

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Vizzyy May. 12 at 1:49 PM

$METC $METCB going to be carrying

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VonSelow May. 8 at 2:54 PM

$AREC lol. Forgets the only dividend Rare Earth company actually ready in the short term in Wyoming... $METCB

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dachshund36 May. 2 at 6:05 PM

$METC $METCB These two were converging and now this.

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Brokenlot Apr. 28 at 12:52 AM

$METCB this is probably the most comprehensive explanation I’ve seen for the differences between METC and METCB. https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/RAMACO-RESOURCES-INC-33684407/news/Ramaco-Resources-Class-B-Common-Stock-METCB-Frequently-Asked-Questions-44199273/

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Vizzyy Apr. 24 at 4:55 PM

$METCB This class B moves like warrants

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CrisMars Apr. 23 at 12:57 AM

$METCB ...a guess? METCB to reverse split (~4:1) reducing the 40+ M shares pledged for the debt, spinoff of METCB to trade under a new ticker (NewCo), and convert the debt holders into NewCo stock. Poof! Keep the cash, extinguish the debt, the floats stays 12-15M shares, stock price at $40, and the short feast begins as they develop the rare earth business. NewCo (new ticker) replaces METCB and continues to pay dividends in cash. METC remains as-is and untouched and pays dividends in cash as well, no more METCB stock. Later, NewCo (old METCB) merges with another rare earth business to become the jumbo rare earth company...or I am just dreaming.

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CrisMars Apr. 22 at 5:22 PM

$METCB Anyone care to comment on this: ...to get what was available before the class B (May 2023), I need both METC and METCB. Using the origination value of .2 shares of METCB for every share of METC, my simple brain always sees the stock price of METC today as (METC-(0.2xMETC)=$7) or (METC+(0.2xMETCB)=$9). METC target of about $7-$9, we're here. So, the 2023 class B origination devalued the METC stock for investors today. Consider the dividends. METC Dividends paid with METCB, and METCB dividends paid in cash. IF you own both. METC/METCB rare earths too soon to contribute to company performance. Hype is the current fuel. On the sidelines watching...need a lot of cash to develop rare earths. METC cannot support that without massive dilution. I cannot see the wisdom of breaking off METCB UNLESS a spinoff is planned to finance rare earth development in a separate company OUTSIDE the current METC...makes sense.

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Market Cap	408.09M
Revenue (ttm)	666.30M
Net Income (ttm)	11.19M
EPS (ttm)	N/A
PE Ratio	0.00
Forward PE	N/A
Profit Margin	1.68%
Debt to Equity Ratio	0.29

Volume	95,541
Avg Vol	49,218
Day's Range	N/A - N/A
Shares Out	54.70M
Stochastic %K	34%
Beta	0.69
Analysts	Strong Buy
Price Target	N/A