Aemetis Q4 net loss narrows 67% to USD 5.3 million on USD 53.7 million revenue and production tax credits

Reuters03-12 19:57
Aemetis Q4 net loss narrows 67% to USD 5.3 million on USD 53.7 million revenue and production tax credits

Aemetis reported Q4 2025 revenues and production tax credits of USD 53.7 million, up 14%, and net loss of USD 5.3 million. Gross profit was USD 7.7 million in Q4 2025 and operating loss was USD 2.5 million. For FY 2025, revenues were USD 197.6 million and production tax credit income was USD 10.4 million, for total income of USD 208 million. FY 2025 net loss was USD 77 million, while capital investments rose 28% to USD 26 million to support dairy RNG expansion and ethanol plant energy-efficiency upgrades. Aemetis said dairy RNG production rose 61% year over year in Q4 2025 and that the Keyes ethanol plant’s MVR efficiency upgrade is expected to increase cash flow from operations by about USD 32 million annually after completion in 2026.

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