Imperial Petroleum (IMPP) reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 51.1 million, up 95.0%, and operating income of USD 13.7 million, up 174.0%. Q4 net income was USD 15.0 million, up 284.6%, with EBITDA of USD 21.3 million, up 232.8%. Q4 EPS was USD 0.37 (basic) and USD 0.35 (diluted), while adjusted EPS (basic) was USD 0.39. For FY 2025, IMPP posted revenue of USD 161.0 million, up 9.2%, and net income of USD 50.0 million; EBITDA was USD 71.0 million and cash flows from operations were USD 80.8 million. Cash and cash equivalents including time deposits totaled USD 179.1 million at Dec. 31, 2025, with total debt reported as nil; the company said its current cash position is about USD 198 million. Operationally, fleet operational utilization was 91.8% in Q4 2025 (90.4% drybulk; 93.4% tanker), with about 71% of Q4 fleet calendar days on time charter and 29% on spot. IMPP took delivery of the drybulk carrier Post Marvel on Jan. 12, 2026, bringing its fleet on the water to 20 vessels, and said it has agreements to acquire additional vessels with deliveries scheduled in 2026. The company also enacted a USD 10 million share repurchase program and reported repurchasing 251,625 common shares for USD 0.9 million to date. CEO Harry Vafias cited firm tanker and drybulk markets in the second half of 2025 and highlighted geopolitical tension in the Middle East as a key concern.
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