Ramaco Resources, the US operator and developer of metallurgical coal with an exploratory critical-minerals project in Wyoming, said its chairman and chief executive officer will discuss the company’s activities on Fox Business’ Making Money with Charles Payne on 19 August.
What the company will cover
The company statement said Randall W. Atkins will provide updates on the Brook Mine project near Sheridan, Wyoming, recent memorandum of understanding developments, market trends and broader industry issues across rare earths, critical minerals and metallurgical coal.
Ramaco is listed on Nasdaq under the tickers METC and METCB. Its executive office is in Lexington, Kentucky, with operational offices in Charleston, West Virginia and Sheridan, Wyoming, the company said.
Brook Mine remains at exploration stage
The company emphasised that the Brook Mine is an exploration-stage property. The statement contained a cautionary note that no assurance can be given it will be developed into a commercial-scale mine or that any inferred mineral resources will be converted into higher confidence resource categories or mineral reserves.
Contiguous to the Brook Mine, Ramaco operates a carbon research facility related to potential production of advanced carbon products and materials derived from coal.
“The Brook Mine remains an exploration stage property, and no assurance can be given that it will be successfully developed into a commercial scale mine,” the company said.
Intellectual property and project scope
Ramaco reported it holds a body of more than 70 intellectual property patents, pending applications and exclusive licensing agreements connected to its carbon research and related activities. The company also operates four active metallurgical coal mining complexes in Central Appalachia and one coal mine and exploration-stage property near Sheridan, Wyoming.
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Nasdaq tickers | METC, METCB |
| Headquarters | Lexington, Kentucky |
| Operational offices | Charleston, West Virginia; Sheridan, Wyoming |
| Active coal complexes | Four in Central Appalachia |
| Exploration project | Brook Mine, near Sheridan, Wyoming |
| Intellectual property | 70+ patents and applications |
Why investors and supply chains will watch
The combination of metallurgical coal operations, a contiguous carbon research facility and an exploration-stage rare-earths project places Ramaco at the intersection of energy, advanced materials and critical-minerals conversations. For businesses and governments globally, rare earth elements and other critical minerals are strategic inputs for clean-energy technologies, electronics and defence supply chains. Ramaco’s public remarks and the Fox Business interview will give investors direct commentary on the company’s view of market trends and any near-term milestones.
- Ramaco will discuss Brook Mine developments and recent MOUs on 19 August.
- The Brook Mine is explicitly described as an exploration-stage asset with uncertain commercial outcomes.
- Ramaco operates multiple metallurgical coal complexes and a carbon research facility, and reports more than 70 patents and pending applications.
The company said additional information and SEC filings are available on its website. Ramaco also provided an investor-relations contact and cautioned that certain statements are forward-looking, reflecting the usual risks and uncertainties associated with exploration and development-stage projects.
While the interview is US-focused, developments in rare earths and critical minerals influence global markets and supply chains. South African industry watchers, miners and policy-makers tracking upstream suppliers and potential partners may note any concrete technical or commercial milestones Ramaco announces, but the company’s own disclosure underlines the exploratory and non‑guaranteed nature of the Brook project.
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