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SEC filingWarrior Met Coal's Notes reveal a single mining segment with $583.4M revenue, $111.3M segment profit, and $59.4M remaining buyback authorization.
As of June 30, 2025, Warrior Met Coal held $383.3M in cash and cash equivalents, $47.8M in short-term investments, and $10.1M in long-term investments, for total liquidity of $441.2M. Total debt was $153.9M, consisting solely of Senior Secured Notes (net of discount). The ABL facility had no borrowings outstanding, with $113.5M of availability (net of $2.5M in letters of credit). Shareholders' equity stood at $2.08B, down slightly from $2.09B at year-end 2024. Inventory increased to $214.9M from $207.6M, driven by a rise in raw materials and supplies.
The Company has minimum throughput obligations under rail, barge, and port agreements, but no liability was recorded as of June 30, 2025. Finance lease obligations total $95.7M in undiscounted payments, with $81.8M recognized as liabilities. The Company also has royalty obligations on leased mineral reserves; royalty expenses were $41.2M for H1 2025. No material environmental or litigation accruals were recorded.
The Company operates a single reportable segment: Mining, which includes Mine No. 4, Mine No. 7, and the Blue Creek mine (commenced revenue-generating activities in Q2 2025). For H1 2025, Mining segment revenue was $583.4M (down 34.3% YoY) and segment profit (Adjusted EBITDA) was $111.3M (down 67.4% YoY). The 'all other' category (natural gas and royalty) contributed $14.0M in revenue and $4.5M in depreciation. Customer concentration: Customer A and Customer F each exceeded 10% of Mining revenue in Q2 2025.
Operating cash flow (CFO) of $48.5M for H1 2025 was significantly lower than net loss of $2.6M, driven by large working capital outflows (accounts receivable +$26.6M, accrued expenses -$23.6M) and non-cash charges (depreciation $88.5M). The capex intensity was extreme, with $173.6M in capital spending, exceeding CFO by $125.1M, leading to a large free cash flow deficit. Financing activities provided $15.5M, primarily from equipment financing ($48.8M), offset by dividend payments ($9.4M) and lease repayments ($14.5M). The dividend payout ratio was negative given negative free cash flow. Compared to H1 2024, CFO declined 80.7% from $251.0M, while capex decreased 22.3% from $223.3M. The company relied on external financing and cash reserves to fund operations and investments.